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Matt Richardson vows to cooperate with investigation into alleged misconduct
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Richardson ‘disappointed’ to miss world championships ‘I understand the seriousness of what has been raised’ Matt Richardson has promised to cooperate with a British Cycling investigation into allegations of serious misconduct after he was withdrawn from this week’s Track Cycling
Richardson ‘disappointed’ to miss world championships ‘I understand the seriousness of what has been raised’ Matt Richardson has promised to cooperate with a British Cycling investigation into allegations of serious misconduct after he was withdrawn from this week’s Track Cycling World Championships in Shanghai. In an Instagram post on Tuesday, Richardson said that he understood the seriousness of the allegations, which the Times reported were related to his behaviour to other riders, and promised that he would act with contrition to anyone he had offended. Continue reading...
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