RedheadDane said:You guys didn't really answer my question.
When would the ban be counted from?
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RedheadDane said:You guys didn't really answer my question.
When would the ban be counted from?
Thomsena said:
will10 said:Do Garmin still have any spots left?
Benotti69 said:Oh look UCI f***s up with their own procedure's in the favour of a rider, surprise surprise
roundabout said:Don't forget the locals looking for every excuse in the book to let the home-grown product off.
roundabout said:Don't forget the locals looking for every excuse in the book to let the home-grown product off.
Why isn't this a big scandal?Zam_Olyas said:
Thomsena said:He told the news that he thought he was actually down on only one warning now. Very Rasmussen like to be uncertain about it, haha.
I don't think JV should sign Rasmussen just because he's been cleared on a technicality. He did miss those tests. Whether the UCI is corrupt/incompetent or not, that doesn't change what Rasmussen did.GreasyMonkey said:http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/dekker-rasmussen-confirmed-at-garmin-gala
Hopefully JV et. al. can instill some discipline in his paperwork.
hrotha said:I don't think JV should sign Rasmussen just because he's been cleared on a technicality. He did miss those tests. Whether the UCI is corrupt/incompetent or not, that doesn't change what Rasmussen did.
hrotha said:I don't think JV should sign Rasmussen just because he's been cleared on a technicality. He did miss those tests. Whether the UCI is corrupt/incompetent or not, that doesn't change what Rasmussen did.
El Pistolero said:Garmin the anti-doping team. "Oh hey, we just hired Alex Rasmussen and Thomas Dekker."
simonk said:I dont really see whats wrong with Garmin taking Alex on the team. Yes, it was a very stupid mistake, but everybody knows that Alex is not a cheater. He have never been, and he never will be. Alex is just unprofessionel in the lifestyle - or was, i think he learned something from this, and now will take it more serious.
Anyway im really happy to see Alex go free. Ban those who is trying to get better result by cheating, not a rider like Alex who is clean. Looking forward to see him back at the track in Ballerup at the Copenhagen 6-days
EDIT: Oh and at the Giro next year! Start in Denmark with a TT almost perfect for him. Go Alex!