Call me naive, I don't care, I believe him, this is a good read, although I feel bad for him.
As everyone waits for that to happen, no one is suffering more than Landis. He said his first reaction upon hearing the news was to start drinking. Even as he consults experts and insists on his innocence, he seems to understand that his greatest triumph has been, at the very least, irreparably dulled.
"Unfortunately, I don't think it's ever gonna go away," he said. "From what I've seen in the news and the headlines, it appears that this is a bigger story than winning the Tour."
"I have to figure out a way to get home and get to the airport and stay anonymous," he said.
He is certainly right about this "failed drug test" being a bigger story, it sucks.
http://sports.espn.go.com/...ght&lid=tab1pos1
Portside Athletics Blog
As everyone waits for that to happen, no one is suffering more than Landis. He said his first reaction upon hearing the news was to start drinking. Even as he consults experts and insists on his innocence, he seems to understand that his greatest triumph has been, at the very least, irreparably dulled.
"Unfortunately, I don't think it's ever gonna go away," he said. "From what I've seen in the news and the headlines, it appears that this is a bigger story than winning the Tour."
"I have to figure out a way to get home and get to the airport and stay anonymous," he said.
He is certainly right about this "failed drug test" being a bigger story, it sucks.
http://sports.espn.go.com/...ght&lid=tab1pos1
Portside Athletics Blog