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http://www.podiumcafe.com/2011/3/4/2029350/the-kim-andersen-files-an-update cf. also http://www.podiumcafe.com/2010/12/1/1848582/tough-on-doping-tough-on-the-causes-of-doping-the-kim-andersen-case http://www.dopeology.org/people/Kim_Andersen/ If it hadn't been for a paperwork technicality...

S-e-v-e-n: http://www.cyclisme-dopage.com/portraits/andersen.htm. Shared record, sorry.

Kim Andersen's seven doping offenses must be a record or something. We probably wouldn't have heard of the Schleck brothers if his lifetime hadn't been lifted.

It's up now on the official website. The segment is titled "Lance Armstrong, B*tt Chugging & Farm Animal S*x". More from the comedy department: The Daily Bugle w. John Oliver & Andy Zaltzman (link) has a fine recap of the Armstrong affair but also interesting new details including among...

Obviously not ('brought him' = 'convinced him'), but that doesn't really affect my point on JW's past and current hypocrisy. /J

Regarding Weltz' legacy and his selfproclaimed anti-doping stance at CSC, it must be remembered that he - according to his own self laudatory statements - was solely responsible for bringing JaJa to CSC in 2001. That was a big step for the team up the cycling hierarchy and down the slippery...

Sorry, I understand your confusion... JJ's father is a doctor, a real one who didn't have his tongue firmly in cheek during the hippocratic oath. Link /J

According to Jaksche, however, Riis did discuss the appropriate use of EPO with him in pre-season 2004: Link Perhaps Riis assumed that JJ with his past and connections at Telekom and Once would be able to supply himself? In hindsight, he did the right thing by not introducing him to Fuentes...

Jörg Jaksche in extenso The JJ-interview appeared rather cut up in the post above. He makes other implications that confirm the existence of double standards of practises and politics regarding within the CSC team: Link Sound considerations from the German as always. They can't be...

THis is very likely and exactly what Jaksche implies. It goes without saying that Carlos "I never crossed that bridge" Sastre would've been one of the filthy few. /J

More from Danish Media Johnny Weltz (Garmin, ex CSC DS and desk worker) cuts the c**p: Bravo. Danish TV2 - link to original article in Danish /J PS Apparently the Danish tabloid BT has a feature on the Riis-Hamilton-Fuentes-Affair in today's print edition, apparently with Tyler's...

Bjarne Riis Misc. 1. "Values" (link) 2. "Teamwork" 3. "Team building" 4. "Sneaky Fox" (youtube)