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The problem with the whole argument rests on believing that he is countering (or not) a trumped up charge for which there is no evidence. With the media and PR team he could rally behind him he could create more than enough hype to counter that, particularly in the US. A "guilty but we have no...

Aah bless.

So speaks an apologist. Sorry but there is EVERY reason to fight to the very end. An athlete depends on REPUTATION and RESPECT and he will lose both in the eyes of the vast majority of casual onlookers. Only his fans and those who delight in conspiracy theories will care enough to buy his...

I can't believe he is just giving up unless he has no chance of countering the allegations in which case he is effectively admitting guilt. I can empathise because the drug-to-achieve culture in cycling has been so all-pervading for the last forty years or more. But sympathise? No.