I'm still unsure how far USADA want this to go though. I suppose their plan is that convicting the sport's biggest name will encourage plus d'autres than going after each still participating rider individually and hopefully they're right because otherwise why put so much effort into once case who's retired? Well, that and the ringleader aspect.
Whose jurisdiction do Ferrari, Dr Marti, etc fall under?
As for the UCI they can't come out of this any way other than smelling of shit, but it's hard to see much changing there - these bodies, UCI, FIFA, etc, seem incestuous, changing their directors doesn't seem to alter how they function.
Of course we can but hope that USADA have started something which will spread beyond cycling to other sports which undoubtedly have their own problems.
