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Grand tours seek a dope-free 'promised land'

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Old 11-12.-2007, 03:00 AM   #1
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"After all the blows we have taken, this will be the Vuelta of expectation, representing a new cycling. It will be clean and spectacular, a sort of Promised Land." When the director of the Vuelta a Espaa, Victor Cordero, unveiled the route of next year's race at a ceremony in Madrid on Wednesday, he said in a fiery speech: "We must stop the unending suspicions and ... via Velonews

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