Benotti69 said:
Her performances are consistent with an athlete that has doped her whole career.
As for the epo,if it wasn't for Longo who was it for???
Longo doped, looked at her leg muscle structure. She has been doping a long time.
Her performances are consistent with an athlete that has doped her whole career.
Presumably, if she doped her whole career she followed the movement and went for Epo as soon as it became widely and safely available (ie unsafe in 1990 and before, safe in 1991 and after).
Now let's look at her performance in stage races
Résultats sur le Tour de France1985 : 2e, vainqueur de 5 étapes et du classement par points
1986 : 2e, vainqueur de 4 étapes et du classement par points
1987 : Vainqueur du classement général, vainqueur de 4 étapes et du classement par points
1988 : Vainqueur du classement général, vainqueur de 5 étapes et du classement par points
1989 : Vainqueur du classement général, vainqueur de 5 étapes et du classement de la montagne
1992 : 2e, vainqueur de 2 étapes
1993 : abandon (1re étape), vainqueur du prologue
1995 : 2e, vainqueur de 2 étapes
1996 : 3e, vainqueur de 3 étapes et du contre-la-montre par équipes
2001 : 9e
She did ok after the arrival of EPO, but certainly not better than before. At the end of the 80's she was more or less at the same level as Canins.
In the 90's she was beaten by Van Morseel, Luperini, Polikeviciute then realized after 1996 that she had better concentrate on 1 day races and use stage races mostly as training.
Not exactly the behaviour from somebody who would be thoroughly dope dependent.
As for the epo,if it wasn't for Longo who was it for???
Edwige? skiers? who knows. We still don't know much about quantities purchased by Ciprelli.
Longo doped, looked at her leg muscle structure
Wow, that's a new one on me, I didn't know experts eyes could identify dopers from their leg structure! Is that a WADA, AFLD, UCI approved detection method?