The former professional rider apologised for 'inappropriate' behaviour when it emerged he had sent unwanted messages and photos to women
Speculation had grown about Davis' departure from the team, his name removed from the UCI website where the rest of Lotto Dstny's sports directors are listed.
During the race, the disgraced sports director released a statement saying he regrets"the way I conducted myself and the impact it had on the person involved". "By being active on Twitter and posting regular content I had built a followership base of over 27,000 followers from around the world. I frequently engaged in direct messages with male and female followers.
The story first came to our attention when road.cc was sent screenshots of direct messages between a female Twitter user and Davis. After she changed the conversation to focus on her attempts to find work within the cycling industry, Davis allegedly said he could grant her access to the team, and asked for her CV in case"a potential job opportunity comes up for you on our end".
The original accuser also alleged that"at least 30" other women told her of inappropriate behaviour directed at them by Davis, who later apologised for"any distress or discomfort this may have caused the persons involved".
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