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    When is the smackdown on Chris Horner?

    So what does that say? How long was the stage before the other ascents you're comparing it with, how were they ridden (Hard/relaxed), how were weather and wind conditions in comparison to this year. Juan Pablo Montoya is still the fastest Formula One driver that ever lived. But his record lap...
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    When is the smackdown on Chris Horner?

    Reading the posts of some of the cynics in here, I wonder why you guys bother to watch a cycling race in the first place. 1. Re: Horners performance. I've said it before - this years Vuelta did not have a high quality field - Roche could keep up in the mountains for crying out loud, so it...
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    When is the smackdown on Chris Horner?

    It's called 'working out', because that's what training does - burn fat and keep/build up the muscles. Horner's performance was the most believable I've seen in a while. He was on top of his game with the climbing, but unlike other 'miracle climbers' he lost quite some time in the TT. He never...
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    When is the smackdown on Chris Horner?

    Am I the only one, who thinks that Horner's riding wasn't as supernatural as it is made out to be? First of all, this year's Vuelta was woefully short of serious contenders. Also, it's not like Horner is leading by minutes. I can't remember seeing anything that he hasn't done in years before...
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    2013 Tour de France, Stage 13: Tours - Saint-Amand-Montrond (173 km)

    This was so utterly epic :D UK Postal insulted the peloton and the intelligence of the viewers by not even trying to hide how loaded on the juice Froome is. They deserved every second of what they were served today. There is a god after all...
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    2013 Tour de France, Stage 13: Tours - Saint-Amand-Montrond (173 km)

    First time ever that the leader gets his teeth bashed in on a flat stage :D
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    2013 Tour de France, Stage 13: Tours - Saint-Amand-Montrond (173 km)

    What a brilliant stage - this is absolutely epic!
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    Did you opinion of Lance improve after Oprah, worse, or stay the same?

    That's got to be the most foreseeable poll in recorded history :p
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    Lance appearing on Oprah next week

    Do bears crap in the woods? Is the pope catholic? Does the cheat do anything for free when he even bagged thousands of bucks for speeches for his own ****ing faux charity?
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    Lance appearing on Oprah next week

    What most people don't like is not the money that O.W. makes off it. It's the fact that she provides a soft landing to the most despicable liar, bully and outright criminal psychopath of the last two decades.
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    Lance appearing on Oprah next week

    Punching hard and Oprah W. are not exactly two things that belong in the same sentence, are they? If he would have the ball to come clean, he would have done the interview with Greg Lemmond or Paul Kimmage and he would bloody well have started with an apology.
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    Lance appearing on Oprah next week

    According to reports in German media they had to split it into 2 65minutes parts, so either he'll talk a helluva lot of bovine excrement or the whole thing will be more than the minimum-admission that most people expect.
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    Isn't doping inevitable?

    Ok, so basically the initial flaw in my idea is that for the marathon runner the recovery is more needed for the stress put on the body (ankles, joints, feet etc) rather than the exhaustion. The general consensus seems to be that without drugs people would simply go slower. Ok, so let's do...
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    Isn't doping inevitable?

    That's what I mean. Wouldn't the last stages in a Grand Tour be ridiculously slow? I would imagine that, if you asked a marathon runner to do 20 competitive races in three weeks, that he might start out at something like 2:30 hours, but come the third week he'd maybe doing 3:50 or even 4h...
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    Isn't doping inevitable?

    Since there have been discussions about other kinds of sports in contrast to cycling and thinking about why cycling has the most dirty image of any sport, it got me thinking. Is, what is asked of the riders, even realistically possible on pan y agua? Looking at a grand tour, I admit it sounds...