samerics said:
Utter nonsense. What about clean riders? What about the guy who has the morality to race with just his natural talents and a good team keeping within the rules? LeMond is generally accepted to have been clean as a whistle, he won three Tours before blood doping, guys like him were cheated when EPO and blood doping came along. Pathetic excuses. Let them race slower, I'll still watch it and get more satisfaction than seeing a huge guy clmbing in the big ring sat in the saddle, or a guy riding away liked he's got a motor on his bike. Give me clean racing, stop making excuses for cheats like Contador and Armstrong.
Lemond did dope. It is too big of an anomaly that only one Tour de France winner was not on the dope in spite of him being American.
And I challenge you to name another clean rider who won the Tour.
What I find really amusing is Lemond going on the offensive when he worked with, was treated by, and competed with dopers, everywhere he went. Doping was as much part of parcel of cycling as it is today, and our candid American gets into the middle of the war zone without hearing any shooting until six years into the war, and that to justify that he had been beaten.
How can you trust someone talking such ********?
Actually that was his modus operandi, using the excuse of doping and or rare illnesses to justify his failures and to exalt his success
And you lot buy his story.
Using steroids will help tremendously on a three week race.
Greg Lemond
......And our Greg beat them all.
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