Found it, it was in the NYT article:"Pat McQuaid, the president of the cycling body, which is known by its French acronym, U.C.I., said last night that the organization had contacted the French lab at 5 p.m. in Paris to see if Landis’s request had been received. When the lab said no, McQuaid said U.C.I. asked the lab to analyze Landis’s B sample, which he said was allowed under the organization’s rules. McQuaid wanted the test to be concluded before the lab closed for a two-week vacation this Friday. If the tests cannot be finished before then, the results may not come until late August or early September, he said."
snip. More:"UCI president Pat McQuaid said Tuesday he had not seen the lab findings and could not confirm the report, but the cycling body had asked the French lab to speed up its analysis.
McQuaid said the uncertainty was not good for the sport.
"The longer it goes until the 'B' sample is tested, the more speculation, and the more denial and the more of everything that goes on," he told The Associated Press by telephone.
Analysis of the B sample is a "2-1/2 day operation," he said, and the lab closes this weekend for the August vacation period.
Landis' lawyers in Spain filed an official request for the "B" test late Monday. But Carpani said the UCI had already filed its own request earlier Monday because of concerns about the case dragging on.
Thanks, leilani, I was pretty sure I'd seen that somewhere.