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I changed #1 to this: 1. First non-negative test: The rider is sanctioned with a lifetime ban + a fine of one year salary. If the rider is able to provide useful new information that can be used in the fight against doping (provide names, information about methods, how to avoid getting caught...

There are criminals that the police know about and there are criminals that they do not know about yet. The fact that there are some criminals that they do not know about yet, should not prevent them from arresting the criminals that they know about.

I think that some of your suggestions complicates things unnecessarily. You basically allow dopers to come back to the sport. I would like to see a radical new start, starting tomorrow, where ALL current riders, managers, soigneurs, DS etc. who can be linked to past doping disappear completely...

Why not? This will ensure that everyone will be extremely careful in who they work with and work for. This will ensure that there will be an extremely high degree of self-discipline among the riders on the team. If a rider suspect that a colleague is cheating, he will try to put a stop to it...

1. First non-negative test: The rider is sanctioned with a lifetime ban. 2. A non-negative test: The riders team (all other riders and ALL team employees) are sanctioned with 6 months ban from races and all other activities in cycling. 3. All employees of the teams must have a personal license...

Here are some of my photos from Tour of Denmark 2014, stage 2 to Aarhus, which Astana's Andrea Guardini won. I am saddened to see this team with it's doping past in my hometown. They should not part of the sport. Luckily Vinokourov was not present. Aarhus is called "The City of Smiles". Judging...

No, I guess not, but I would like to see Riis get kicked out of the sport.

Well said, Absolutely agree. Some of the many Tinkoff/Saxo/CSC/Tiscali/Memory Card riders with relation to doping and doping investigations: Ivan Basso, Jörg Jaksche, Tyler Hamilton, Fränk Schleck, Bobby Julich, Alberto Contador, Roman Kreuziger, Bo Hamburger, Jesper Skibby, Nicolai Bo...

Rolf Sørensen was allegedly the rider codenamed SERP in Giovanni Grazzi and Francesco Conconi's EPO test program. "S" for Sorensen "ERP" for Erythropoietin Documents relating to "SERP" is shown in the Danish documentary "Danskerlægen - del 2" (min. 26.20). The documentary can be found...