Rolf Järmann

Rolf Järmann ( born January 31, 1966 in Arbon, Canton of Thurgau ) from 1987 to 1999, a Swiss professional cyclists. He was able to achieve 28 wins, inter alia, a stage of the Giro d' Italia (1989 ), two stages of the Tour de Suisse (1990 and 1993), the Grand Prix Ouest France (1995), the Tour de Luxembourg (1995), Tirreno- Adriatico ( 1998), the Amstel Gold Race ( 1993 and 1998) and a stage of the Tour de France 1992.

After the withdrawal from the professional sports he confessed anonymously in a book to have taken EPO to increase performance. Shortly after the release, he freely admitted to taking banned agents that was " common practice ".

Tirreno–Adriatico Amstel Gold Race 1992 Tour de France Jean Stablinski Arie den Hartog Harry Steevens Guido Reybrouck Georges Pintens Frans Verbeeck Freddy Maertens Jan Raas Bernard Hinault Joop Zoetemelk Jelle Nijdam Eric Van Lancker Frans Maassen Olaf Ludwig Johan Museeuw Mauro Gianetti Stefano Zanini Bjarne Riis Erik Zabel Erik Dekker Michele Bartoli Alexander Vinokourov Davide Rebellin Danilo Di Luca Stefan Schumacher Damiano Cunego Sergei Ivanov (cyclist) Philippe Gilbert Enrico Gasparotto Roman Kreuziger Fritz Ryser Oscar Egg Heiri Suter Albert Blattmann Paul Egli Leo Amberg Karl Litschi Hans Knecht Hugo Koblet Rolf Graf Attilio Moresi Louis Pfenninger Josef Fuchs (cyclist) Stefan Mutter Gilbert Glaus Serge Demierre Urs Zimmermann Pascal Richard Laurent Dufaux Oscar Camenzind Niki Aebersold Markus Zberg Martin Elmiger Alexandre Moos Beat Zberg Fabian Cancellara Martin Kohler UCI Track Cycling World Championships – Men's points race Xaver Kurmann Daniel Gisiger Urs Freuler Bruno Risi Kurt Betschart Franco Marvulli Alexander Äschbach
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