Ezequiel Mosquera Acquitted

[roundabout]

i think the argument is that as long as UCI/lab can't prove that hes was taken intravenously Mosquera hasn't technically doped. seems kinda silly, but i guess this will be the official line

 

[JMBeaushrimp]

I think it's time that the UCI had their feet to the coals as per their AAF results and the resultant lack of sanctions.

An AAF should warrant some digging. Not feet dragging, as has been shown with this result and AC's.

I don't really want to have to beat this stinking carcass of a horse anymore, but how about a public outcry of getting the UCI out of the doping control game alltogether?

This is actually starting to get pathetic...

 

[Benotti69]

I think it's time that the UCI had their feet to the coals as per their AAF results and the resultant lack of sanctions.

An AAF should warrant some digging. Not feet dragging, as has been shown with this result and AC's.

I don't really want to have to beat this stinking carcass of a horse anymore, but how about a public outcry of getting the UCI out of the doping control game alltogether?

This is actually starting to get pathetic...

Nah it got pathetic in July 1999.

 

[Susan Westemeyer]

The UCI never says "positive". They always say "adverse analytical finding" for the A Sample. That is their standard language.

Susan

 

[issoisso]

The UCI never says "positive". They always say "adverse analytical finding" for the A Sample. That is their standard language.

Susan

Exactly. The spanish press are making up crap after crap in this case....

And it works. People believe it.

 

[DAOTEC]

Speaking with BNDeStem.nl, Vacansoleil manager, Daan Luijkx, does not feel there's anything keep him from putting the runner-up finisher at the 2010 Vuelta into races.

He did not test positive for doping and unlike Alberto Contador, Mosquera is not suspended." Of course, Contador hasn't been suspended yet, but it looks improbably that he'll escape sanctioning, unlike the case of Mosquera, so Vacansoleil appears to be growing more confident in their Spanish signing.

Once they received ProTeam status, Mosquera was included in the official roster, and now it looks like Mosquera will begin racing soon

Read more: http://www.velonation.com/News/ID/7014/Vacansoleils-Daan-Luijkx-believes-that-Mosquera-will-escape-sanctioning.aspx#ixzz1AO56VPao

 

[roundabout]

I wonder what he will say if Mosquera was to test positive in the Vac jersey?

 

[Señor_Contador]

Exactly. The spanish press are making up crap after crap in this case....

And it works. People believe it.

Yes, this is usually us after reading Marca... El Mundo... or both.

Please do not have kids...

 

[DAOTEC]

at your service

I wonder what he will say if Mosquera was to test positive in the Vac jersey?

 

[DAOTEC]

"Mosquera est libre de courir"


"Selon les règles de l'UCI, le coureur est libre de participer à chaque course et l'équipe attend désormais les résultats de l'enquête"


En lire: http://www.cyclismactu.net/news-dopage_vacansoleil_mosquera_est_libre_de_courir-11590.html#ixzz1AjBPn0Vv_courir-11590.html#ixzz1AjBPn0Vv

 

[hrotha]

According to Galician newspaper Faro de Vigo, the Cologne lab would have confirmed the hydroxyethyl starch wasn't taken intravenously.

 

[Francois the Postman]

Speaking with BNDeStem.nl, Vacansoleil manager, Daan Luijkx, does not feel there's anything keep him from putting the runner-up finisher at the 2010 Vuelta into races.

He does now. In a press statement, he has made it clear that Mosquera will remain sidelined as long as the investigation has not reported, even after they did receive the green light from the UCI to field Mosquera in the meantime.

http://www.sporza.be/cm/sporza/wielrennen/110218_mosquera_wachten

 

[Beech Mtn]

Mosquera went outside the usual sporting arb system and won - but it is probably only a hollow victory

La Justicia anula la sanción de Mosquera

La Audiencia Nacional da la razón a Ezequiel Mosquera y anula su sanción de dos años por dopaje por el análisis que detectó hidroxietil almidón en su organismo en la Vuelta a España 2010 en la que acabó segundo.

La justicia ordinaria ha atendido el recurso del exprofesional gallego. En concreto, la Sección Sexta de la Sala de lo Contencioso-Administrativo de la Audiencia Nacional estima el recurso interpuesto por Mosquera contra la resolución del Comité Español de Disciplina deportiva (24 febrero 2012), "quedando anulada y sin efecto la mencionada resolución sancionadora”, según la sentencia a la que ha tenido acceso BiciCiclismo.

source

 

[Ferminal]

Come on Torku, you know you want to.

 

[Berzin]

Four-year old thread that is no longer relevant.

CLOSED.

 

[Ferminal]

Mosquera clears his name

Apparently a new thread is needed....

via Beech Mtn

http://biciciclismo.com/es/la-justicia-anula-la-sancion-de-mosquera-02-01-2015

Wonder if athletes seeking relief from NADOs in the courts will become more common under the new Code.

 

[jens_attacks]

i always said that he tested positive only because alberto was getting to be acquited by the spanish federation. it was quite a tragedy that after all, even alberto got in fact banned.

one of the best climbing styles i've seen. animo eze! but yeah his career is definitely ruined and over.

 

[hrotha]

Lol, the other thread was "not relevant"? OH YEVGENI.

Anyway, this is BS, and I hate that some people are talking about how the court established Mosquera's innocence. We haven't seen the court's reasoning, but it was likely some lame technicality that did it. They certainly didn't establish that Mosquera was clean.

 

[neineinei]

Closing the old thread makes no sense.

 

[Eshnar]

thread open again.

 

[Catwhoorg]

the important issue about the mosquera's a-sample is the date that he learned of his positive - 30 october. per the uci/wada rules the b-sample is supposed to be analysed withing 7 working days. here we're a month later and it's not been open.

why ?

something is going on we are not told.

it's a different sort of delay than in contador's case b/c there both a- and b-samples were already processed.

for a reference - since it's never reported by the media - hes starches are used not only as a blood volume expander but also as:

(i) in blood storage (sedimentation agent assisting in separating red blood cells)
(ii) an additive for long-term (up to 10 y) blood freezing
(iii) a binding agent for the latest epo variants

here you got the full scoop hardly available anywhere else.

If the athlete requests to be (or have a representative) present that timing fpr testing goes out the window.

 

[Escarabajo]

Lol, the other thread was "not relevant"? OH YEVGENI.

Anyway, this is BS, and I hate that some people are talking about how the court established Mosquera's innocence. We haven't seen the court's reasoning, but it was likely some lame technicality that did it. They certainly didn't establish that Mosquera was clean.

Maybe there was no explanation other than he is 39 years old and won't come back to racing!

 

[doperhopper]

Give the jerseys back. Reloaded. (approved by many famous Tour winners)