"Probably nothing will happen before September," said Lorenz Schläfli, head of the Swiss cycling union, in answer to the question as to when Jan Ullrich will be heard in front of its disciplinary commission. "We have turned to the UCI and they will provide us with certified documents from the Guardia Civil," he told Radsport-aktiv.de.
Ullrich's manager Wolfgang Strohband is taking things easy at the moment. "As long as there are no certified copies, we won't worry about it. We don't have them either," he said. Strohband nevertheless reported that Ullrich continues to train in the hopes of racing again immediately after having charges dismissed. "We are already in contact with other teams," he stated.
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