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Closing argument: Tribunal is told that Freeman ordered testosterone ‘to dope a rider’ – CyclingTips
The lawyer for the General Medical Council (GMC) made the case on Monday that former Sky and British Cycling doctor Richard Freeman ordered testosterone to help…
The lawyer for the General Medical Council (GMC) made the case on Monday that former Sky and British Cycling doctor Richard Freeman ordered testosterone “to dope a rider.” The statements were made in a closing argument before the tribunal assessing Freeman’s fitness to practice medicine.
Freeman is accused of having ordered Testogel packets to British Cycling headquarters in 2011 “knowing or believing” the drug was for an athlete, and the tribunal has heard evidence on the matter in sporadic sessions…
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