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JAN ULLRICH AND PACO MANCEBO

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Doping Scandal: Can cycling heal itself?

By ALLEZ By Jose Vicente Araneta | July 8, 2006 - 12:00am

The sport of cycling today is in a deep shit. When four of the top five finishers in last year's Tour de France thrown out of the race for "suspicion" of doping, the shit must be neck deep.

Freeman Cebu Sports