galaxy1 said:good on him for proposing the thing.
life as a clean, talented cyclist without amazing results must be enormously frustrating because of constant talk of doping.
Umh, that's nonsense or pure speculation without any tiny hint whatsoever.Libertine Seguros said:Remember that Linus was implicated in the Freiburg mess or some sort when he was at T-Mobile, so it has a personal implication for him.
Straßenrennen said:Anyone know Gerdemann's previous overall finishing placings in Tour de France?
galaxy1 said:good on him for proposing the thing.
life as a clean, talented cyclist without amazing results must be enormously frustrating because of constant talk of doping.
python said:a cynic in me wants to laugh out the gerdenann's idea but on a second thought i see something else - a typically german overdoing mixed with the desperation for being heard out.
good luck to linus...ohh and don't forget to ask armstrong how he managed to completely discard a similar noble idea when it no longer served a pr value.
hope you do better than texas.
karlboss said:What do we expect from Gerdemann at the tour? will his proposed experiment go ahead? will he perform at his normal level? will he finish the tour?
I think this is about the only way to prove you are clean, good luck. Holding my breath...
I will not even bother commenting on that bull****. Anyone may read the article in one of Germany's most reputable newspapers "Doping suspect, formidable presentation, lousy evidence".Avoriaz said:He was 24th last year.
He has been linked to doping before - in a report on German TV in 2006
http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/gerdemann-denies-doping
Long time lurker. I used to train with him sometimes but I am in no way convinced that he or anyone is 100% clean (I don't really care either). Just commenting on the bull****.Straßenrennen said:Mr.38% is Linus or someone associated closely with him? Quick to jump in with total defense as a new poster ^^.
issoisso said:Which normal level? The "normal" high level before the bio passport went into full operation or the "normal" crappy level afterwards?
issoisso said:Which normal level? The "normal" high level before the bio passport went into full operation or the "normal" crappy level afterwards?
python said:a cynic in me wants to laugh out the gerdenann's idea but on a second thought i see something else - a typically german overdoing mixed with the desperation for being heard out.
good luck to linus...ohh and don't forget to ask armstrong how he managed to completely discard a similar noble idea when it no longer served a pr value.
hope you do better than texas.