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Caruut said:
"Sporting peak" is such an arbitrary term though. Of course Chris Horner is ancient, but I think cycling, in being both non-contact and heavily dependent on endurance probably has a slightly later peak, than sprinting events in any discipline. What I'm saying is that this case is even more extreme than Longo and Horner.

You know, if we consider that cycling has a slightly later peak, why have we seen so few riders riding till they were 40 in the pro peloton?

I know Sean Kelly would've kept going and I imagine a few others out there wish they had the 'expertise' that is going now back when they had to retire.

Voight, Hincapie, Leipheimer, Horner etc are using enhancement to prolong their careers. No question. I mean Voight's body must have taken a hammering every season, but with chemicals he has been able to keep coming back for more.
 

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