Alexandre Vinokourov calls for CADF to conduct investigation into leaked Fuglsang report

The Astana general manager also said he respects the UCI's fight against doping in cycling

Jakob Fuglsang at an Astana training camp in Calpe, Spain (Photo by Justin Setterfield/Getty Images)

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Alexandre Vinokourov has called for CADF to conduct an investigation into how their report detailing allegations that two of their riders had met with banned doctor Michele Ferrari was leaked to the Danish press, adding leaks of this nature are damaging for riders, teams, and cycling as a whole.

The 24-page report, compiled by the Cycling Anti-Doping Federation (CADF), claimed that Danish rider Jakob Fuglsang had been training with the disgraced doping doctor.

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