Snipped from Millar thread...
For my education (at least), are there any pro-cyclist who have admitted to doping without being either caught or retired?
Or elite athletes in any other sport?
I think if you removed the retirement clause there are a few more. I think riders that confess unchallenged when retired are one notch above those that only confess when found out.
Problem with the question is that once you confess then you'd be convicted or forced into retirement... non?
Sorry, bad wording. I meant to ask if there were any who had confessed without having had a positive test (or been involuntarily 'outed' some other way) and who were not either retired or about to retire.
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Problem with the question is that once you confess then you'd be convicted or forced into retirement... non?
<i>Rarer than a one-liner by Howard Peel</i>
http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/J%C3%A9r%C3%B4me_Chiotti
I only know this due to a French TV programme in the summer that I posted about here : viewtopic.php?f=40002&t=12934486
Sorry, bad wording. I meant to ask if there were any who had confessed without having had a positive test (or been involuntarily 'outed' some other way) and who were not either retired or about to retire.