Di Luca tests positive for EPO in OOC test.

[86TDFWinner]

But wait, I thought(according to some here), "doping in cycling has nearly vanished"? That "no one's doing it much anymore?" How are riders & teams STILL getting popped for it then?

Sounds A LOT like Mr. "I've been tested 1352 times & never 1 positive". How'd that work out?

If you turn a blind eye to it(or purposely & conveniently "forget" it doesn't happen still), that doesn't mean it's gone away or ended.

Too funny.

 

[Zams]

Sounds great, just wait until Basso Jr., Gibo Jr. and Cunego Jr. turn pro, they'll make Italian cycling great again.

MICGA. RoboBasso son Santi will be Android basso

 

[TourOfSardinia]

Pre Giro build -up and and interview with the Killer in a Spanish news outlet AS.

Danilo Di Luca: “Habría ganado mucho más sin doparme”

El italiano, ganador del Giro de Italia y de Lieja-Bastoña-Lieja en 2007, habló con AS sobre su carrera y su sanción de por vida por dopaje.

as.com

(in spanish)

Danilo Di Luca: “I would have earned much more without doping”

By which I think he means without doping by his rivals too.

He's now customising bikes for 16K euro a go.

AS: You once said that being Italian penalised you, because they didn't protect yourselves like they did in France or Belgium. I don't know. Perhaps your strength always lies in transforming anger and frustration into art.

Danilo Di Luca: Yes, exactly. In a way, I feel like an artist.

 

[topcat]

Danilo Di Luca: Yes, exactly. In a way, I feel like an artist.

We have a few artists on the forum also