Zinoviev Letter said:He's about to turn 33 and has won two stages of minor races since 2008. When he finishes a ban he'll be 35 or even 37 and will have an EPO positive on his record. He's not coming back as a pro rider. Who exactly is going to give him a shot as a DS over the dozens of retired riders looking for the same job who have some DS experience and no embarrassing positive?
What are these "careers in the sport" that low profile ex domestiques with doping bans can allegedly expect to be offered if they keep quiet?
http://crankpunk.com/2015/03/09/uci...esponsible-for-development-of-african-talent/
Cyclists basically working in regional sports programs where public funds support it. Some go into the business-side of the bike industry.
The sane ones probably enjoy a ride after they are done at a real job.