Incidents
Hincapie admission 10/10/2012 Admission statement ID 858
Giving evidence to the US Anti-Doping Agency's investigation of the US Postal team doping programme, Hincapie admitted using banned substances. He had already retired from the sport earlier in the year and would avoid any inactive period of suspension.
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Sources
- Report: Hincapie, Leipheimer, Vande Velde, Zabriskie, Vaughters give evidence against Armstrong, Cyclingnews.com, 05/07/2012
- George Hincapie affidavit, US Anti-Doping Agency, 24/09/2012
- George Hincapie confesses to doping, Cyclingnews.com, 10/10/2012
- Six former Armstrong USPS teammates receive bans from USADA, Cyclingnews.com, 10/10/2012
- Hincapie admits doping until 2006, says he agreed to give evidence in Armstrong investigation, VeloNation, 10/10/2012
- George Hincapie Admits Doping, Bicycling, 10/10/2012
- Statement From USADA CEO Travis T. Tygart Regarding The U.S. Postal Service Pro Cycling Team Doping Conspiracy, US Anti-Doping Agency, 10/10/2012
- Reasoned decision of the United States Anti-Doping Agency on Disqualification and Ineligibility, US Anti-Doping Agency, 10/10/2012
- UCI confirms Lance Armstrong's life ban, Cyclingnews.com, 22/10/2012
Related
- Armstrong positive
- US Postal investigation 1
- Vrijman investigation
- Andreu admission
- Armstrong investigation
- US Postal investigation 2 (2003-2004)
- US Postal investigation 2 (1997-2002)
- US Postal investigation 2 (1995)
- US Postal lifetime bans
- Vaughters admission
- Armstrong permanent ban
- Hamilton admission 2
- Vaughters evidence
- Zabriskie suspension
- Danielson suspension
- Vandevelde suspension
- Leipheimer suspension
- Barry suspension
- Bruyneel resignation
- White suspension
- Kjærgaard admission (US Postal)
- Crawford admission
- Armstrong admission
- Marti suspension
- Bruyneel suspension
- Celaya suspension
- Armstrong federal lawsuit
- WADA US Postal appeals (Bruyneel)
- WADA US Postal appeals (Celaya)
- WADA US Postal appeals (Marti)
- Del Moral repeal
