Friday 18 January 2013 15:33, UK
Garmin-Sharp team manager Jonathan Vaughters believes that all the available evidence shows cycling is much cleaner now than it was during the Lance Armstrong era.
Vaughters has admitted to taking banned substances during his time as a rider and believes others from his era must come forward and be truthful about their involvement in doping during that time. He added: "The World Anti-Doping Agency needs to convene with the top people in charge of professional cycling. They need to convene a truth and reconciliation committee. "All of those people need to be given a one-time opportunity to come forward and be completely transparent and completely honest. "If they chose to do that then the sport can move forward then the sport can move forward and potentially they have a place. If they choose not do, then they certainly don't have a place in the sport."
