FILE - This Aug. 1 2008 file picture shows Austrian cyclist Bernhard Kohl, third place in the Tour de France cycling race, speaking during an awarding ceremony in Vienna, Austria. Kohl, who was banned for using a blood-booster last year, has admitted giving drugs to other athletes. The Austrian said Tuesday June 30, 2009, on local television that he gave triathlete Hannes Hempel a drug similar to testosterone in early 2008. He also claimed to have supplied others, but refused to name them. AP Photo logo AP Photo 32 months ago

FILE - This Aug. 1 2008 file picture shows Austrian cyclist Bernhard Kohl, third place in the Tour de France cycling race, speaking during an awarding ceremony in Vienna, Austria. Kohl, who was banned for using a blood-booster last year, has admitted giving drugs to other athletes. The Austrian said Tuesday June 30, 2009, on local television that he gave triathlete Hannes Hempel a drug similar to testosterone in early 2008. He also claimed to have supplied others, but refused to name them.

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