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Floyd knows all about Lance'sdoping history, that's what. Of course, the reverse is also true. Hush money, a good domestique, return to a Pro Tour team, fail-safe "medical" program (ahem), racing at a high level again... I think this time he'll find Armstrong appealing.

They all dope, they all lie, and when they get caught, they tend to say nothing for fear of never being able to work in cycling again. Kohl should not be doubted, nor should Jaksche; they stand to lose the most. Ask yourself why on Earth would they do that if what they say is NOT true? Of...

What would lead you to believe that less than 90% of the UCI pro peloton is doping? I own a bridge for sale in Brooklyn, btw. Interested?

Nice article. I think he used more than just "recreational" drugs. I believe he used steroids. Just my opinion. No question EPO changed the sport. But autologous blood doping was around during his era as well. Did he do that type of doping? The U.S. Olympic cyling team did in 1984, and...

Ooh, you're onto something there, methinks. :wink:

Agreed. Doping REIGNS in professional and Olympic sport.

Of course Contador dopes! So does Armstrong. So does every pro peloton rider, at one point or another. Why is this difficult to understand? The blood bags will be flowing for three weeks.

I would add that anyone who voted less than 90% generally has no idea of what's going on in pro cycling, or is lying about what he or she knows. I'm sure I'll get flamed for that, but well... the truth often is stranger than fiction, and often hurts. Only talking about the UCI pro peloton here.

Well, doping is a major problem in all professional sports, including cycling. I think it's a fair question. I'm pretty sure it's over 95% in the UCI pro peloton. But then, that's likely no different than most other elite sports: football, American football, baseball, track & field, NHL...

Who would ever be "ashamed" of winning any race? The Tour of Uruguay is in its 66th year, so it's probably a pretty prestigious race for South America. You sound like a xenophobe who has little better to do than to sit on his **** and criticize others. Listen, these are real people with real...

The Cape Cod, Massachusetts native has won Stage 1, Stage 3 and Stage 4 of the 66th Tour of Uruguay.

Ah, the Spring Classics, such history! Hinault racing at neige-Bastogne-neige in 1980, attacking almost 50 miles from the finish to win by ten minutes in the snow! And pick your Sunday in Hell story; there are so many: the 1949 race when Andre Mahe was blocked by the crowd at the entrance to...

Nice to know women like you are catching on to what we men have enjoyed for so long!

I like Basso's chances. I predict Armstrong will start but not finish.