(Reuters) - Former British Cycling and Team Sky doctor Richard Freeman, who was charged with ordering 30 sachets of banned substance Testogel for an athlete in 2011, admitted to destroying a laptop with "a screwdriver or blunt instrument" before giving it to forensic experts conducting a doping investigation.
Freeman, appearing at a General Medical Council (GMC) hearing, said the device was given to him by British Cycling to replace one that was stolen in Greece.
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