Libertine Seguros said:
Whatever credibility Ryo had left when talking about doping went out the window when he backed Ivaïlo Gabrovski and insisted that everybody else just didn't watch enough Eastern European racing to know this great champion. I think as far as Ryo is concerned nobody dopes except Óscar Sevilla.
I based my opinion on gabrovski on your own clinic god christophe bassons.
only riders you can ever ridicule me with if ever caught are quintana and chaves. those I know 100% are clean. all others I may know 99%, like all riders from saldarriaga.
anyway I cam here to post this interesting and very true intervier from betancurt:
"I saw how [Joaquim] Rodríguez won last year and I wanted to imitate it," was how Betancur described his attack, although in fact he may have not watched 'Purito' in last year's Flèche, given the Spaniard attacked with about 300 metres to go.
"I thought I was going to win, it was only about 100 metres from the finish when they finally got past me," he said. "This kind of result is very important for me and for Colombia."
Betancur said that the 2013 boom in Colombian cycling, rising from sixth to second overall in the nations classification in the UCI WorldTour ranking, was due to the "biological passport. [Anti-doping] controls are far tighter nowadays and riders like us who live at altitude have more of an advantage."
Seventh in the Tour of the Basque Country this April, Betancur says that he's convinced that he's made the right move out of Italy and into Ag2R this season, despite the lack of any tradition of South American racers in the team. "They've given me a great chance and now I'm able to take part in some top WorldTour races. It's a big step forward."