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Thomas Dekker (pictured) gets between now and one day to hear what punishment he can look forward to using the illegal substance Dynepo, which reports the Noordhollands Dagblad. Monegasque Cycling Federation will inform the Dutch rider and the UCI on Tuesday or Wednesday over the length of Dekker his suspension, says Daniel Bottero in charge of dopingcases of the Cycling Federation Monégasque.
Dekker was heard over four months ago in Monaco, but has as yet not heard of CFM. Just before the start of the Tour de France in 2009 was published in Dekker old urine were traces found of Dynepo, a generation form of EPO. The young Dutch rider was directly prov. suspended and later fired by his team Silence-Lotto. His urine was also after the contra-expertise in September tested positive, then Dekker confessed having used the doping only once.
It is the first time a rider is penalized as a result of old urine tested positive, because one years earlier the same urine tested negative for Dekker. Dekkers possible sentence of two years might be less. (FVDV)
Source: Sportsweek 2-Mar-2010 14:27
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Human Plasma mentions names doping sinners
VIENNA (Reuters) - The Vienna Human Plasma Laboratory, which is seen as the center of a major doping network, has hit back by Tuesday for the first time and published the first names of the responsible parties. It is according to the company only three men: Walter Mayer (biathlon). Stefan Matschiner (cycling) and Martin Kessler (rowing).
,, Between late 2003 and early 2006, these three people - and they alone - provided that over thirty athletes could donate their blood'', stood in the statement. The blood was stored and later returned with an infusion, to improve sport performance by a greater stamina.