Contrary to what Pat McQuaid and his Bio Passport PR machine would have us believe, it is still relatively easy to "cheat", without being detected.
Note what Thomas Frei has just said on the subject.
So, to single out Vino for ridicule, simply because in the past, he may not made the right, contrite noises, is daft.
Remember, there are riders out there, who have been getting away with cheating, throughout their careers. That is as certain as other life forces existing within the universe.
Until "cheats" become isolated cases, the only realistic course for the "fan", is to support the sport, rather than individual riders.
It is the only way to avoid disillusionment and unloading on individual targets, for the ills within the sport.
Note what Thomas Frei has just said on the subject.
So, to single out Vino for ridicule, simply because in the past, he may not made the right, contrite noises, is daft.
Remember, there are riders out there, who have been getting away with cheating, throughout their careers. That is as certain as other life forces existing within the universe.
Until "cheats" become isolated cases, the only realistic course for the "fan", is to support the sport, rather than individual riders.
It is the only way to avoid disillusionment and unloading on individual targets, for the ills within the sport.