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But what was really odd was that he was cooked at Amstel after a tough Roubaix then just 3 days later won Fleche more easily than any...
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I know there's a lot of money on the line and Tadej signed his big new contract extension last year but winning because I secretly had...
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Today does follow the Mur de Huy performance though, where a sudden increase in power out of the saddle can be a big deal on a short...
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I haven't paid attention to who's defending Tadej but with Lance his strident defenders were American fans that were very new to the...
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More like "supercharged his bike" to make sure there is sufficient cushion to allow for the unforeseen and avoid any chance of...
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If it is motor doping, I hope whoever's looking the other way is seriously getting paid because that's a gangster movie level of corruption.
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Definitely seems like Gianetti and Tadej's team supercharged the program after Tadej actually looked tired during Roubaix and Amstel...
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My unfounded speculation is that whatever doping program he's been on was modified somehow after Amstel and we saw the results of that...
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Well, that means he kept pushing the pedals even after activating the assist. No s**t. But did you honestly expect him to stop pedaling...
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Exactly. I can't remember a finish on the Mur de Huy where the winner rode away from the bunch in the saddle.
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