Is UAE Over the Top?

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Imagine if you went in a time machine back to 2008 and started telling cycling fans that the two guys running the most scandalous team at the time would face zero repercussions and instead would be dominating cycling 17 years in the future with the most unreal rider of all time, plus two unbelievably good youngsters. It sounds ridiculous, but that's the reality.
 
Seriously? Tour of Austria? Look to UAE and other teams, of course they will dominate.
Dude, c'mon. They're in the middle of the Tour, where they'll dominate. But they also have the squad to take 4 of the top 5 places on the first stage of a race with 6 other world teams. That's insane. I do agree that it isn't surprising. Red Rick is hardly surprised either, I'm sure. That only makes it all the more insane, though.
 
Dude, c'mon. They're in the middle of the Tour, where they'll dominate. But they also have the squad to take 4 of the top 5 places on the first stage of a race with 6 other world teams. That's insane. I do agree that it isn't surprising. Red Rick is hardly surprised either, I'm sure. That only makes it all the more insane, though.
UAE is just too deep. Seriously, look to the startlist and compare UAE with other teams. UAE has Del Toro (a future GT winner), Majka (multiple top10 in GTs), Grobschartner is probably peaking for his home race. Of course they will dominate this race.
 
Imagine if you went in a time machine back to 2008 and started telling cycling fans that the two guys running the most scandalous team at the time would face zero repercussions and instead would be dominating cycling 17 years in the future with the most unreal rider of all time, plus two unbelievably good youngsters. It sounds ridiculous, but that's the reality.
It's crazy, yet Johan Bruyneel is banned for life, the double standards of cycling is a joke.
I miss that period between 2006-08 when the UCI and ASO atleast attempted to catch dopers.