Tim Peddie

[speedyT]

Timm Peddie spells his name with two Ms, and currently lives in GA of all places, doing product development for a wireless phone company. Donny Powell started a premium clothing line of cycling clothes and lives in Boulder. Not sure about Matt Johnson, but I think he is still in Seattle, and still jumping on his bike three times a year to do a Pro/I event.

 

[speedyT]

Timm got sick of Seattle's rain and jumped out of the sport, as it just was not fun to race clean in Europe (pizza sucks, too) and did not want to race in the USA forever.

 

[speedyT]

Actually, Warren Gibson (director from Saturn) tried to buy entrance for Chann to the team, who was first alternate. Darren was just riding better (and 'should' have been on the team from a performance perspective) but needed to race his own races, rather than just following Lance's wheel every race. Carmichael was being his normal self and did just about everything possible to get Timm off the team.

 

[Oldman]

Actually, Warren Gibson (director from Saturn) tried to buy entrance for Chann to the team, who was first alternate. Darren was just riding better (and 'should' have been on the team from a performance perspective) but needed to race his own races, rather than just following Lance's wheel every race. Carmichael was being his normal self and did just about everything possible to get Timm off the team.

Carmichael did the same thing to Horner for the Atlanta games. At least Chris gets paid well now to accept the status quo. As for Timm (yer right on the spelling) he was right to leave the cold, wet Springs we have.
I've had several riders tell me that Warren was a piece of work...no wonder no one wanted to race domestically with those choices for DS/coaches. Oh, let's not forget Pettyjohn's "clean" program.

 

[Race Radio]

Carmichael did the same thing to Horner for the Atlanta games. At least Chris gets paid well now to accept the status quo. As for Timm (yer right on the spelling) he was right to leave the cold, wet Springs we have.
I've had several riders tell me that Warren was a piece of work...no wonder no one wanted to race domestically with those choices for DS/coaches. Oh, let's not forget Pettyjohn's "clean" program.

Warren was a piece of work. I luckily avoided direct business with him and only knew him on a friendly basis but he could do some strange stuff. I liked hanging out and talking with him but beyond that he was risky,

 

[Oldman]

Warren was a piece of work. I luckily avoided direct business with him and only knew him on a friendly basis but he could do some strange stuff. I liked hanging out and talking with him but beyond that he was risky,

I don't know if these guys learned from the Euro DS's or not but they know how to profit from their livestock. Unfortunately, many on the forums don't realize that is where the real exploitation and temptation begins. Not much different than WWF in that regard.