UCI sued for £1.25m by sponsor

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The International Cycling Union (UCI) are being sued by a sponsor for a “total loss of confidence in professional cycling by the public”.
Achievements of USPS/Discovery Channel pro cycling team accomplished through the most sophisticated, professional and successful doping programme that sport has ever seen Armstrong’s career at the team was fuelled from start to finish by doping More than a dozen former team-mates, friends and former team employees confirm a fraudulent course of conduct Armstrong acted with the help of a small army of enablers, including doping doctors, drug smugglers and others within and outside the sport and his team. He had ultimate control over not only his own personal drug use but over the doping culture of the team. Team staff were good at predicting when testers would turn up and seemed to have inside information Evidence is beyond strong and as strong as any case ever brought by Usada. Australian company Skins has taken legal action for £1.25m for the UCI’s handling of the Lance Armstrong case.