Don Carlos Castaño will have made his decision based on the evidence and not hearsay and will support the rider as being innocent until proven guilty. He will not have risked his reputation as president on the short term gains that one cyclist would give him, even if that cyclist is Contador, there are other Spanish cyclists who could win the Tour
What grounds do you have for making this assertion?
I’ll not bite on the sarcastic comments regarding my relationship, or lack thereof, with the RFEC, except to say I don’t have one. Do you? You seem to consider yourself to be in a position to make authoritative statements about the conduct and moral fortitude of it’s president.
By the way he was quoted as follows when the investigation was referred to the Spanish authorities:
“My hope is that this matter will be favourable to the sportsman,”
“I’ve known him since he was in the junior teams and I can’t help but put myself in his position.”
Doesn’t sound very impartial to me. Looks like the most favourable outcome he thought he could get away with is a 1 year ban instead of 2.