The Cycling Independent Reform Commission (CIRC) Report leaves unanswered questions

Yesterday morning, the first comprehensive report into cycling’s failings of the past was unveiled and one year’s work, by three people, who conducted 174 interviews, was condensed into 228 chilling pages, writes Brian Canty.

Most pages, and I read them all, resembled something like a crime thriller but in the end, we’re none the wiser as who to blame for the scandals the sport has endured for the past two decades or so.

Many pointed to former president Pat McQuaid as one of the chief culprits, but when the testimony was delivered, well, we still didn’t know who to blame.