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JMBeaushrimp said:Yeah, that was a surprise... The comments are pretty funny, providing you can read spanish.
ElChingon said:Odd they're going to determine if he's positive if its over a critical level, otherwise he's off!
Nothing on CN![]()
Could you elaborate? Google Chrome translation is almost unreadable so the article makes little sense to me.issoisso said:Mosquera has sent out a press release denying that there's any truth to this story.
Which should be obvious when you read the article and see about another three different blatant lies in it.
ultimobici said:Could you elaborate? Google Chrome translation is almost unreadable so the article makes little sense to me.
Aguirre said:Mosquera is cleared, next will be Contador, both AMA and UCI will then let free,
can't wait that day arrives...![]()
python said:where did you get that ?
WADA denies reports that it cleared Ezequiel Mosquera of doping
http://www.velonation.com/News/ID/6...t-it-cleared-Ezequiel-Mosquera-of-doping.aspx
A positive A-sample only results in a sanction in the event that a rider declines the testing of the B-sample, effectively admitting their guilt. The substance is irrelevant.Sophistic said:HES IS a banned substance, a positive a-sample just doesnt result in automatic suspension as EPO does(because HES itself is not a performance enhancing product itself), if the b-sample is positive he will get a 2 year suspension.
[http://cyclismactu.net]"L'échantillon B de Mosquera en attente"
posté par Pierre-Marie Tricaud le 06/11/2010 à 13h45
L'UCI a confirmé que l'échantillon B d'Ezequiel Mosquera n'avait pas encore été analysé. Le coureur de l'équipe Xacobeo-Galicia, deuxième du dernier Tour d'Espagne, avait été contrôlé positif lors de la 18ème étape de la Vuelta à l'Hydroxyéthylamidon, qui peut être utilisé comme agent pour masquer l'EPO.
original @: sportius.wordpress.com/It is therefore desirable to see a statement from the UCI on the case exactly, "adverse analytical finding Mosquera. Today, the UCI has warned the Spanish rider Ezequiel Mosquera have adverse analytical findings (presence of hydroxethyl based on the results of the laboratory accredited by WADA in Cologne) and the residual urine test found their competitive in the Tour of Spain on September 16, 2010. " The word used by the UCI is "adverse analytical findings", but never say in its statement that Mosquera had been a case of positive or who have been punished for precautionary measures as with the other cyclists who are positive. Therefore, it is considered a warning to both drivers and at no time urged their national federation to punish them.
Therefore, we have a case in which the media have misinterpreted the words of the UCI, I will not focus on whether it was with morbid reasons or simply out of ignorance, and have sold for as a case Mosquera doping when it really has not been
DAOTEC said:A bit slow those WADA infidels and them UCI cockroaches
[http://cyclismactu.net]
Spanish media today "El ¿no dopaje de Mosquera"
original @: sportius.wordpress.com/
At first denying as usual and now this, looks like Mosq can go for a massive pay-out ... yeah we know them clown at these pocketing institutions![]()
Hey DAO, you've lost me a bit on this. I thought both Mosquera and WADA had responded on the lack of a B sample test yet. Can you clarify your point?DAOTEC said:A bit slow those WADA infidels and them UCI cockroaches
[http://cyclismactu.net]
Spanish media today "El ¿no dopaje de Mosquera"
original @: sportius.wordpress.com/
At first denying as usual and now this, looks like Mosq can go for a massive pay-out ... yeah we know them clown at these pocketing institutions![]()