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Of course, it’s irrelevant until we know where their food came from? If they both ate at local restaurants and bought food at local stores then one can make the supposition that is tainted food (which I would not be likely to believe anyways).'Farming practices in Normandy' - not troubling the top spots but a great effort all the same, add it to the wall of fame.
Of course, it’s irrelevant until we know where their food came from? If they both ate at local restaurants and bought food at local stores then one can make the supposition that is tainted food (which I would not be likely to believe anyways).
I have said it before and will say it again..altitude camp/training is a good excuse
Best excuse..it was the best excuse esp when dr. car manufacturer was still stationed in teide.(i dont know whether he is still there or not) that was before every riders and its dog goes altitude camping.excuse for testing positive?
excuse to dope?
every rider and its dog goes to altitude camp. some riders are winners, others aren't.
athletes are free to train where they want. it's the job of the autorities to check them and go after them
Best excuse..it was the best excuse esp when dr. car manufacturer was still stationed in teide.(i dont know whether he is still there or not) that was before every riders and its dog goes altitude camping.
Vuskovic case calls EPO analysis system into question
HSV player Mario Vuskovic has not been allowed to play since November 2022. He was banned because of a positive doping result. But it's not just Vuskovic, the doping analysis system is now under scrutiny, says journalist Thomas Kistner.
The news from the Hamburg public prosecutor's office must have been a relief for Mario Vuskovic, believes Thomas Kistner of the Süddeutsche Zeitung: the investigations have been dropped. No evidence of the procurement of doping substances could be found in the player's apartment, on his cell phones, computers or in his account transactions. Doping, "you don't do that as a 21-year-old professional football player all by yourself, without any professional guidance and without access to a procurement system," Kistner believes. In addition, Vuskovic had undergone cross-examination and a lie detector test.