Anyone read this yet -- copied from VNews. Can we change leadership now maybe? This summary of "A Report on Corruption in the Leadership of the Union Cycliste Internationale" (The Report), which has also been referred to in the media as "The Dossier," is being provided as clarification to some of the misperceptions surrounding The Report. The individual providing this infonnation has seen the entire Report consisting of 54 pages and 26 document exhibits, and helshe has knowledge of the individuals described in detail in The Report. The release of this summary was not directed by anyone who commissioned or owns The Report. The individual providing this information has been told that the reason the entire Report as not been made publicly available, is because it has been turned over to law enforcement authorities for follow·up. The Report was investigated and written by two senior law enforcement and intelligence officials who claim to have more than 60 years of investigative experience, They claim to have been assisted by an internationally known private investigative firm with offices across the globe, The Report claims the following: 1. There is testimonial and documentary evidence that in the late summer of2012, Pat McQuaid and Hein Verbruggen solicited what amounted to a bribe of 250,000 euros from a named procyling team owner. The monies were allegedly for the UCI to help further promote the named team, and cycling in general in the country of the team and team owner. The named team owner declined to pay the requested monies. 2. There is testimonial and documentary evidence that neither UCI nor its private promotional ann known as Global Cycling Promotion, S.A. was officially involved in the solicitation of the funds, and that the funds were supposed to be paid to a specifically named front company located in the UAE, involving a named secret bank account with ties to a named finance company in Switzerland. 3. There is testimonial evidence that when employees of another named professional cycling team tried to involve UCI in a disagreement with team owners over the failure ofteam owners to pay employees, UCI instead became involved in a corrupt relationship with the team owners and allowed the illegal non·payment of salaries to continue, The witness who provided this testimonial evidence claimed to have documentary evidence of this corrupt relationship including documents from a named international accounting firm that were altered. 4, There is testimonial evidence that after the rider Alberto Contador failed a doping test in 2010, UCI tried to engage in a cover-up of the failed test in exchange for money, The witness