Former chief doctor for British Cycling found guilty of doping charges
BBC, 13 Mar 2021
The former Chief Doctor for British Cycling and Team Sky has been found guilty of ordering a banned performance-enhancing drug, "knowing or believing" it would be used to dope a rider.
The charges against Richard Freeman date backy to 2011, a year before the London Olympics. The British cycling team enjoyed huge success, during his time as the sport's top medic.
He admitted 18 out of 22 charges, at a medical tribunal.
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The charges against Richard Freeman date backy to 2011, a year before the London Olympics. The British cycling team enjoyed huge success, during his time as the sport's top medic.
He admitted 18 out of 22 charges, at a medical tribunal.
Clive Myrie presents BBC News at Ten reporting by sports editor, Dan Roan.
Please subscribe HERE http://bit.ly/1rbfUog
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