The operation Aderlass continues also for Reichelt, but the trials against the Austrian sprinter would be weak

L'operazione Aderlass prosegue anche per Reichelt, ma le prove contro il velocista austriaco sarebbero deboli
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The operation Aderlass continues also for Reichelt, but the trials against the Austrian sprinter would be weak

A nightmare summer for one of the men symbol of the male white circus, but the position of the 39-year-old from Wunderteam seems less critical.

We talk about the operation Aderlass and Hannes Reichelt, who has been involved for almost two months in the maxi-doping investigation that from the Nordic skiing world championships last February in Seefeld brought up dozens of characters related to the world of winter sports but not only, as in the case of the cyclists Georg Preidler and Stefan Denifl. The last ones related to the Austrian sprinter, however, would lead investigators, according to reports from the Kleine Zeitung, to have enough weak evidence against Reichelt, who has always confessed to himself innocent (and everyone recognizes his correctness and will to fight doping for years, even as a former representative of athletes in FIS, ed) and has hired an expert on the subject to dismantle any kind of accusation. The investigation remains open, even against the world super-g champion in Beaver Creek 2015, with the Salzburg veteran who will have up to four months to present his defensive memory and, in the meantime, is preparing the new season having decided to pursue his career for at least another year.
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