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Stapleton, and his money, at forefront of anti-doping reform movement

By Bonnie D. Ford
Special to ESPN.com

Wednesday, November 28, 2007

You could see this coming for months, ever since T-Mobile general manager Bob Stapleton stepped from the team van onto a griddle-hot parking lot in Marseilles to face reporters' questions about a positive doping test that was announced in the middle of the Tour de France last July. Stapleton had tried to exorcise T-Mobile's past by purging some of the toxic personalities from the venerable bike team's management structure and implementing a rigorous independent testing program designed to disc ...

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