Recent content by Monoxidator

Arensman in his post-stage win interview called Pogacar and Jonas "the two aliens" which to me was a pretty clear indictment.

Poggi smashing his computer on the Montmartre climb again.

Noticed Pogacar messing with his computer again right before the attack… nothing suspicious at all.

What's crazy is that motor doping was never on my radar with Pogacar until the most recent spate of seated attacks ... it looked like regular doping to me. Now I'm almost convinced that it has to be part of the explanation. These seated attacks where his leg muscles aren't really even flexing...

Not to mention the TT bike which gets a thorough examination before the stage starts by a UCI official.

Ghost in the Machine has an entire series on how motor doping works. We don't need to explain it here. The research has been done.

Doped to the gills Jonas grimacing in pain while "clean" Teddy breathes through his nose and finishes looking fresh as can be while pulling away effortlessly. Pretty damning contrast. Talent + Doping + strategic / selective motor usage. I didn't like at all the way he was hammering at his...

He did, and then immediately sat down and started playing with his bicycle computer.

Come on guys he’s got a motor in his bike, he doesn’t need motor pacing as well.

I heard the word “ridiculousness”

He’s getting annoyed and playing with his computer. Wait! This might get interesting.

Here we go again lol.

To me the performance today looked like a motor ... when he sped past the last breakaway rider seated, it didn't look like his quads were flexing normally as they would when you are pushing really hard (big ring, seated acceleration), in fact his cadence looked oddly relaxed. It was only a...

I'm sure he pays a voice talent to read the scripts.

Hard disagree. The human body isn't an F1 engine that needs to be experimented on with drugs and substances that endanger the rider. And we know that riders will do anything, so they need to be protected from themselves. Not to mention the lack of fair competition.