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Danish cyclist Michael Rasmussen should admit that he used performance-enhancing drugs. Confessions continue. Dane Michael Rasmussen is the last driver to tell the truth about their past doping.cycling jerseys china Rasmussen admitted Thursday to 12 years in doping between 1998 and 2010, including the Tour de France in 2007, he was deported for having lied about his whereabouts. According Doping Denmark, Rasmussen participated in a series of interviews conducted in Copenhagen and Amsterdam, in the Netherlands and that involves "anti-doping, U.S. Anti-Doping Agency (USADA) and World Anti-Doping Agency (WADA). Director of the fight against doping Denmark Lone Hansen said in a statement: "... I believe that Michael Rasmussen, during the interrogation, he answered our questions honestly and actively contributed to shed light on the practice of doping in sport. cycling bandana "The declaration also called Rasmussen cooperation an" unprecedented collaboration ". Rasmussen says he will hold a press conference Thursday at 8 pm EST.
Danish local sports sporten.dk Rasmussen says 38 years, the time is right on the "wide doping" during his career. In 2007, he started to go wrong for the Danes. He was forced to withdraw from the Tour de France, while the yellow jersey after it was discovered that he had lied about his fate in the fight against doping authorities. He said he was training in Mexico but was spotted by Italian TV commentator Davide Cassani in Italy during the period in question. Rasmussen was rejected by Rabobank, but continued to protest his innocence despite having received a two year suspension. team sky kit On his return from suspension in 2009, Rasmussen has mounted a series of smaller teams and is currently under contract with the team Christina Watches. Later, he admitted he had lied and was banned from cycling for two years, but has so far insisted that he did not break the rules and has never tested positive for any drugs.
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