Landis, with coach and supporter Dr. Arnie Baker, was aggressive in pushing his side of the case. Landis engaged in a nationwide barnstorming tour where Baker offered a slide-show presentation of data pointing to LandisE’ innocence. The information was also included in an online book Baker produced and documents he enthusiastically provided to journalists.
On April 14, 2009, the French newspaper L'Express reported information that had been obtained from hacking into the French national laboratory for doping detection. The information was sent to a Canadian counterpart lab from a computer registered to Arnie Baker, Landis's ex-coach.[39] On August 25, 2009, The New York Times reported, No evidence has surfaced to connect Mr. Landis or Dr. Baker to the hacking, and each has denied any involvement. [40] However, on February 15, 2010, it became known that a French judge issued an arrest warrant for Landis on the hacking charge in late January.[41]
Arnie Baker MD (ret.), is a prolific author of cycling training and medical information. He was Landis' first coach in California. On hearing the accusations, he worked actively on interpreting the available information for the defense, and prepared the well known presentations and various versions of The Wiki Defense publication.Landiso’s LegacyExposing a Flawed Anti-Doping System (For more complete documentation see "music walkman
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