Julian Alaphilippe

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BigMac said:
I think what happened today in Cali is of such magnitude it deserves it's own thread.

Alaphilippe acounts for 10% of tonight's sad show.

Today's miracles can be explained only by the power of shamanic ghosts living in these sacred mountains... or perhaps there was the "AMGEN(*) Day" today.
(*) = proud "creator" of EPO
 
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luckyboy said:
This is all I have found

https://twitter.com/faustocoppi60/status/599704866638983168

@faustocoppi60
Alaphilippe, only 10 seconds slower than Horner-Leipheimer record time on Mt. Baldy. #ATOC

Alaphilippe was flying. 10 seconds slower, eh. I think year's field is the weakest one I can remember.

Sky looked to be the only team that fielded a true World Tour Team. BMC, Trek, and Cannondale's teams felt sub-par.
 
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so Kwiatkowski wants 4 mil / year ?

no problemo say Lafevere & Ibarguen. we have the Julien rabbit in the hat
 
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SkyTears said:
seriously, give fuking Armstrong his titles back.

and for the record the etixx boys only care about winning not what we think

Mark L
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So did Armstrong and di Luca and ricco, and vino and dekker and flandis etc. And that makes it ok then? No use complaining about doping, let's just ignore it because the perpetrators "don't care" what we think :rolleyes:
 
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SkyTears said:
i heard UCI let USADA do antidoping tests here

i hope they catch both Julian and Sagan

this is so ridiculous that words can't describe, Armstrong and all his EPO era mates were 10x more believable.

I'd say it's on the same level as Hincapie going from cobbled classic specialist, to winning Tour mtf's to being talked up as Armstrong's successor.
 
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Angliru said:
SkyTears said:
i heard UCI let USADA do antidoping tests here

i hope they catch both Julian and Sagan

this is so ridiculous that words can't describe, Armstrong and all his EPO era mates were 10x more believable.

I'd say it's on the same level as Hincapie going from cobbled classic specialist, to winning Tour mtf's to being talked up as Armstrong's successor.

It's Tour of California here, a non-WT event with a weak field. Not the greatest stage race.
 
May 17, 2013
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Alexandre B. said:
Angliru said:
SkyTears said:
i heard UCI let USADA do antidoping tests here

i hope they catch both Julian and Sagan

this is so ridiculous that words can't describe, Armstrong and all his EPO era mates were 10x more believable.

I'd say it's on the same level as Hincapie going from cobbled classic specialist, to winning Tour mtf's to being talked up as Armstrong's successor.

It's Tour of California here, a non-WT event with a weak field. Not the greatest stage race.
Still, Alaphilippe raced yesterday's final climb only 10 seconds slower than super-doped Horner and Levi, Sagan finished only 30 seconds or so behind, that's pretty suspicious.
 
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Alexandre B. said:
Angliru said:
SkyTears said:
i heard UCI let USADA do antidoping tests here

i hope they catch both Julian and Sagan

this is so ridiculous that words can't describe, Armstrong and all his EPO era mates were 10x more believable.

I'd say it's on the same level as Hincapie going from cobbled classic specialist, to winning Tour mtf's to being talked up as Armstrong's successor.

It's Tour of California here, a non-WT event with a weak field. Not the greatest stage race.

Not the greatest race, but that doesn't stop riders from doping. The level of competition never stopped people from cheating.
 
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Tonton said:
Still, Alaphilippe raced yesterday's final climb only 10 seconds slower than super-doped Horner and Levi, Sagan finished only 30 seconds or so behind, that's pretty suspicious.
Tailwind?
 
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frenchfry said:
Tonton said:
Still, Alaphilippe raced yesterday's final climb only 10 seconds slower than super-doped Horner and Levi, Sagan finished only 30 seconds or so behind, that's pretty suspicious.
Tailwind?
Le Mistral ;)
 
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Is the clinic losing its touch or is everyone too busy saying Sky is doping, with Landa pulling out? I like to believe most riders are clean and it is the odd 1% mixed with the sports history that ruins it for everyone, so I don't like to say he must be doping as the fact is, we can almost never be 100% sure.

However watching Alaphilippe basically sprint for almost the entire last 2km up Gibraltar Road had me sit up and think well that looks suspicious. He was flying whilst everyone else suffered, so I am surprised no one has mentioned anything on here or am I missing something?