Interview with Jonathan Browning, Chairman of British Cycling

The transcript discusses the history and relationship between Team Sky and British Cycling, emphasizing their separation and the importance of avoiding conflicts of interest. Both organizations assert their commitment to being clean, with no anti-doping breaches. The need for third-party verification of medical management processes is highlighted to ensure transparency and trust.

What was the main reason for the separation between Team Sky and British Cycling?

• To enhance their collaboration

• To avoid conflicts of interest

• To increase funding

• To merge with another organization

What is the stance of Team Sky and British Cycling regarding anti-doping breaches?

• They insist there have been no breaches

• They have admitted to breaches

• They have not commented on the issue

• They are unsure about the breaches

Why is it important for British Cycling to demonstrate their cleanliness to the public?

• To improve their ranking

• To gain more sponsors

• To attract more athletes

• To ensure public trust and transparency

What is being put in place to ensure proper medical management?

• A financial audit

• A marketing strategy

• A medical management process

• A new training program

What is still required to confirm the effectiveness of the medical management policies?

• Approval from the government

• Feedback from athletes

• A public vote

• Confirmation from independent third parties