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A little of column A, a little of column B, a whole lot of column C. Check this thread if you want to explore this issue further.cyrrano said:Why is one of my all time favorite cyclists, Oscar Sevilla riding the
backroads of Columbia? Is it age, ability, or some politics of cycling?
Michele said:Not exactly like Cuapio: he just couldnt go fast as he used to, while Sevilla did some pretty decent results in last 2-3 years.
He even finished 2nd in national RR.
cyrrano said:Why is one of my all time favorite cyclists, Oscar Sevilla riding the
backroads of Columbia? Is it age, ability, or some politics of cycling?
DAOTEC said:Not anymore my dear amigo cyrrano babyface is still young and can still make history.
Oscar Sevilla Cleared
Oscar Sevilla habilitado para seguir compitiendo. Anulada la suspensión provisional (EXCLUSIVO)
Source: http://www.revistamundociclistico.com/index.php?option=com_content&task=view&id=8135&Itemid=74
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SEVILLA will be one of the leaders of a combined Colombian team that is going to compete in all 3 grand tours starting in 2011![]()
Michele said:Cyclingnews report that he can race until the B sample is tested.
Tuarts said:So he didn't get done for doping at the Vuelta Columbia?
Michele said:Cyclingnews report that he can race until the B sample is tested.
roundabout said:Wait, i always belived that refusing to test the B sample means that the athlete admits his positive?
I can't believe that stonewalling is possible
cyrrano said:Why is one of my all time favorite cyclists, Oscar Sevilla riding the
backroads of Columbia? Is it age, ability, or some politics of cycling?