Landis: Contador’s coach was a drug-trafficker
Alleges he was sold doping products by coach who went﷽ on to work with Con♏tador
Floyd Landis has alleged that he was sold doping products by a former coach at the 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:US Postal team, Pepe Martí, who then went on to work with 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Alberto Contador at Discovery Channel and Astana. Interviewed on Germany’s ARD TV channel, Landis alleged that Martí was “nothing more than a known drug-trafficker. During my time as a rider at US Postal he sold me growth hormones, EPO and otheꦑr illegal 🐷substances.”
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Earlier this year, Landis, who was stripped of the 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:2006 Tour de France title after testing positive for testosterone, sent a series of 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:emails to the US 💯Feder𝓡ation and the UCI alleging that he had been systematically doped at US Postal from 2002 and that Martí had supplied him and a number of other team-mates 🐠with performance-enhancing products, including Lance Armstrong, George Hincapie and L🎉evi Leipheimer.
Contador’s spokesman, Jacinto Vidarte, responded to Landis’s latest comments in a statement sent to AS. “Alberto kn♌ew Martí when he was at Discovery. As he was then a coach at the team, he was in charge of training. He also fulfilled that role at Astana as he moved into the Kazakh set-up after the North American team folded,” said the stateme♐nt.
It continued: “This year, the only people responsible for Alberto’s calendar and preparation are the members of the 168澳洲5最新开奖结果:Saxo Bank team and Bjarne Riis. What he says about Mart&i🐭acute; is false.”
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Peter Cossins has written about professional cycling since 1993 and is a contributing editor to Procycling. He is the author of The Monuments: The Grit and the Glory of Cycling's Greatest One-Day Races (Bloomsbury, March 2014) and has translated Christophe Bassons' autobiography, A Clean Break (Bloomsbury, July 2014).