CLEAN : Rogge hopes fight against doping

The transcript discusses the issue of doping in sports, highlighting the influence of Nelson Mandela as an iconic figure. It emphasizes the need for a new spirit in cycling, focusing on intensified efforts against doping. The discussion also reflects on past doping cases, such as those of Marion Jones and Armstrong, to illustrate the flaws in doping methodologies and the importance of setting a positive example for young athletes.

What is the speaker's perception of Nelson Mandela?

• He is an intimidating yet approachable icon.

• He is a sports personality.

• He is a controversial figure.

• He is not well-known.

What does the speaker suggest should be the new focus in cycling?

• Increasing competition levels.

• Promoting more races.

• Improving cycling gear.

• Fighting against doping.

How does the speaker view the role of remorse and contrition in cycling?

• As irrelevant to the sport.

• As a sign of weakness.

• As a way to gain popularity.

• As a signal to young riders.

What is the speaker's opinion on the culture of doping during the time of Marion Jones and Armstrong?

• It was a disappointment.

• It was a necessary evil.

• It was beneficial for the sport.

• It was well-regulated.

What does the speaker imply about the doping methods used in the past?

• They were never used.

• They had significant flaws.

• They were innovative.

• They were flawless.