US EditionPerico Delgado Confesses: 'with Current Rules, I Would Have Been Kicked Out of the Tour'
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Pedro Delgado, the Segovian cyclist who won the Tour de France in 1988, has once again remembered one of the most bitter and controversial episodes of his career: the positive for doping that was about to ruin his greatest triumph. "With the current rules, I'm sure they would have thrown me out," he now recognizes with a mixture of relief and rage, as he looked back almost four decades later.Perico's victory in 1988 was celebrated as a milestone…
A former leading figure in public service sports editorials, Gérard Holtz has covered more than one Tour de France in his career as a journalist. Today, the interested person is still an attentive observer of the little queen and of the Grande Loop in particular. Witnessing his newly published book "Gueules du Tour de France" and co-written with his son Julien. On this Saturday's RMC, on this day of great start for the new edition of the Tour, G…
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