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After the Lance Armstrong doping scandal rocked the cycling world the International Cycling Union (UCI) has setup a doping hotline for cyclists who want to blow the whistle on fellow riders. In an online statement made on its website UCI head Pat McQuaid said the hotline will be confidential and will take time to build trust but he hopes that eventually it will “accelerate the change in culture that we need in our sport.” In the UCI announcement McQuaid also rejected complaints by some riders that the governing body had not followed up their tip-offs. “I would like to take this opportunity to assure you that the UCI did act on information provided in the past and it will always do so in the future, within the bounds of what is legally feasible,” McQuaid said.
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