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Alphabet said:Of course it is. Are you telling me somebody like Nairo Quintana, who dominated junior and amateur level races, is an entirely test tube baby chemical creation like the Dawg?
I believe Quintana to possess huge reserves of natural talent because I don't believe he would have been able to dope until he turned professional. His family were dirt poor, so much so that he couldn't even afford to enter races with payment up front. They probably barely had enough to feed and clothe themselves, spending thousands on PEDs would have been totally out of the question. As he was wildly successful before turning professional, it is entirely plausible that he was one of the greatest talents of his generation, and thus it is entirely plausible that in a clean world he would still be podiuming Grand Tours.
Ah, the second stage, compare the rider to another widely considered to be a 'natural talent' like Quintana. Case closed then.
Personally I have no idea who is and who isn't doping, maybe the odd gut instinct here and there but that's about it, I just try give everyone the same benefit of the doubt.
