Spanish 'doping' doctor' Eufemiano Fuentes offers to list all the athletes he extracted blood from The lawyer said: "Fuentes himself proposes to give the names and the judge refuses to ask. This is incredible. The only name that Fuentes revealed was that of the president of the Spanish association of cyclists, Pipe Gomez. Fuentes also accused the cyclist Jesus Manzano as being a user of cocaine. Manzano was a key whistleblower of doping within the Spanish cycling team, and the main accuser of Fuentes. Manzano will give evidence later in the trial. Fuentes has denied doping athletes and claims he extracted and reinjected blood to athletes to treat anaemia or blood that was too thick. He denied knowledge of high levels of EPO in eight of 92 plasma bags uncovered during the 2006 drugs raid at his premises. He said: "No product was ever added to the blood except legally established preservatives," Such a small quantity (of EPO) can have no other explanation than that it was the remnants of a previous treatment. Fuentes, his sister Yolande, as well as Manolo Saiz, a former ONCE and Liberty Seguros team sports director; and Vicente Belda and Ignacio Labarta, both associated with the former Kelme team have been charged with breaking public health laws. They face up to two years jail if it is proven they exposed the cyclists to a health risk. The trial continues with Fuentes sister Yolanda giving evidence today.