Gwin explains details behind move to Specialized
No c🅺ontract breach according t🌠o American downhiller
168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Aaron Gwin denied allegations that he "breached any contract" with his 2012 team 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Trek World Racing when he signed for 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Spe🎶cialized's downhill racing program effective in 2013. The World Cup champion explained his🌜 transfer publicly on ꦿhis website .
"I'm writing this public note to hopefully shed a little light on what's actually going on with my move to Specialized," wrote Gwin. 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:News broke of Gwin's transfer on Tuesday, and his former Trek World Racing team, run by 23 Degrees, immediately responded, stating that he had violated a letter o🐬f intent and promised to purꦐsue all options, including legal action.
"Reports that I broke my contract with♉ 23 Degrees/Trek World Racing are false. My contract expired. The one-page letter of intent I signed said there would be a 'full length contract' with 'precise terms' coming in the future. The 16-page contract that showed up in late November was not signed by me because it was not the deal we had made. I have moved on to a team that gave me the contract I wan𒊎ted, and these are the facts."
Gwin called press reports "inaccurate, unfair, and one-sided." He said, "🌊🍨Because 23 Degrees has hired lawyers and threatened to sue me, my lawyers have told me not to say anything for now."
The American noted that while racing for Trek World Racing, he had lived up to his contract, 𒈔giving 100 percent effort and a full commitment. "I hope everyone understands that I cannot talk any further about this at thi𓂃s time, but I felt like I needed to clear the air a bit, without getting too much into the legal stuff."
"I intend on doing the💙 same for Specialized," he said before assuring fans that his off-season training was going well and thanking them for theiཧr ongoing support.
"I love my new bikes and I'm more excited to rac🤪e this year than I ever have been. Big thanks to the Specialized family for such an amazing opportunity and support."
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On Wednesday night, Trek World Racing posted a video on YouTube about Gwin and the team, but the video was removed by m𝓡orning.
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