Why do you want to know? How will that help you?
I ask becasue the reason I mention it is to explain my position not really to inform anyone elses. I am not sure if you have been in a position to KNOW that a performance is clean - I have - so for me it really makes a difference when I personally try to make sense of what we have witnessed over the last few weeks. AND apologies if you have also I am not trying to suggest I have the only valid point of view. I AM strongly suggesting that great performances - that appear unbelievable - are not always achieved through cheating.
AND we have covered this ground before (above) and I am not that interested in another round of people casting doubt on every great sporting achievement wether it is in or isn't in the public domain. Many of the performances that could be discussed here involve people who do not deserve to be dragged into a conversation about cycling and doping.
One thing that I do agree in all this is that as a successful cyclist Wiggins will have navigate all the doping history that has gone before. He will be under scrutiny and suspicion and that is only fair ... but it is not fair to
condemn him just because others have cheated in the past.
The logic that great performances (winning the TdF) are achieved through doping means that you can ONLY achieve great performances (winning the TdF) through doping is deeply flawed. It's a little like saying all London buses are red so everything on the road that is red must be a London bus