Patrik Sinkewitz is prepared to tell all he knows, but is not interested in becoming a state's witness, according to his attorney, Michael Lehner.
"Becoming a state's witness is something you do only when there is a proceeding which could produce sanctions. That is not the case at the moment. And therefore we are not looking into that at the moment," Lehner told the German news television N24. Instead, "we will hold discussions with the Bund Deutscher Radfahrer {German cycling federation} and T-Mobile Team in the next few days."
On Tuesday afternoon, Lehner and the BDR agreed that the B-sample will be tested next Tuesday, July 31.
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