Adidas Will Conclude Its Sponsorship Contract With Telecom Convoys

After a series of attacks on the doping scandal, Adidas, the famous German sports brand, recently said that it would end its sponsorship agreement with the telecom fleet by the end of 2008.

Adidas said they would not renew the contract after the expiry of the 2008 contract.

In addition, they added that they are seeking a direct way to end the partnership.

"This week's decision has been communicated to the official of the telecom fleet.

"Adidas said in a statement," the decision was made in recent days.

"Adidas has also mentioned the current telecom fleet driver Patrick sikkwitz, who is at the cusp of the storm.

Simkovics was sacked by the motorcade during this year's Tour de France competition. He failed in the training of random drug tests.

Hockwitz, 27, appeared in the German Cycling Federation two weeks ago, hoping to reduce his sentence for 2 years.

He also admitted taking EPO from 2003.

"Adidas condemns any form of doping.

We have always adhered to this principle: once people use illicit drugs, we will immediately terminate their cooperation.

"German companies emphasize.

And skepticism is still in the telecommunications group.

They have been sponsoring Deutsche Telekom fleet since 1990, and have retained the main sponsorship relationship with the motorcade.

Each year, the group's investment in the fleet reaches 10 million euros.

But before 2006, Ulrich, the champion of the tour de France, brought a heavy blow to the motorcade on suspicion of the Spanish police's "port operation".

As several former drivers of the convoy admitted to use EPO earlier this year, the relationship between the motorcade and their main sponsor was further damaged.

Ukraine driver Hengchua was dismissed by the team in June because of abnormal blood test results.

The Simkovics incident also led to the end of the German Telecom threat and the sponsorship relationship with the motorcade.