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Nah I don't believe Ewan retiring is Clinic related. I think he's been on the edge of retiring for a long time.
My first thought was that he got busted for something (motor or dope), and was given the choice of quitting now, or being exposed.So, Caleb Ewan pulls the plug and stops his career with immediate effect. That's after winning a stage last month in Itzulia and his transfer to Ineos.
Clinic related? Yes or no?
It's open to speculation IMO.
My first thought was that he got busted for something (motor or dope), and was given the choice of quitting now, or being exposed.
I hope not, but my skepticism regarding the sport is always first.
I've never been a fan, and I'm also convinced there's doping in the peloton, but in this case everything points towards him having had enough of the lifestile / pressure. Combine that with that he doesn't have to worry about money, and that he just won one last race and it makes perfect sense for him to stop at this particular moment.
the UCI tweeted and said well done for his career and next chapter. I feel there's a hidden morbid pleasure in some fans (mostly in the twitter asylum) to immediately link everything that happens to doping. people like NeilWooldridge and his antidoping gang friends, live for news like this so that they can shout at doping and omertà
None of these people (UCI included) have earned the right to a "benefit of the doubt". It's easy to gauge because a lot of people really don't give them the benefit of the doubt (certainly judging by various remarks online) and there's nothing teams and riders can do to stop people from questioning news like this.
The UCI has a history of covering things up, so you'll have to excuse my reluctance to see that tweet as 100% proof of anything. Your second sentence is a well-worn trope of doping apologists. I remember the refrain raining down from Armstrong fanboys, on the reg. SSDD as one doper once said.the UCI tweeted and said well done for his career and next chapter. I feel there's a hidden morbid pleasure in some fans (mostly in the twitter asylum) to immediately link everything that happens to doping. people like NeilWooldridge and his antidoping gang friends, live for news like this so that they can shout at doping and omertà
The UCI has a history of covering things up, so you'll have to excuse my reluctance to see that tweet as 100% proof of anything. Your second sentence is a well-worn trope of doping apologists. I remember the refrain raining down from Armstrong fanboys, on the reg. SSDD as one doper once said.
Maybe if Caleb had used some meditation, mood moderating drugs he would still be racing,, many Ewan tales are of moods and outside team thinking. Complaining about previous teams, , Instead of Ewan being included in clinic discussion maybe he fits better in something about Shedeur Sanders, dancing to his own beat. Ewan had lots of talent, lots of injuries and lots management challenges. Guy is a great racer, already got results this year and his instant flame out is a disappointment.Nah I don't believe Ewan retiring is Clinic related. I think he's been on the edge of retiring for a long time.
His impure skin was already a thing as a first year u23 rider, but tbf he was already coached by San Millan back then.Ayuso acne seems to vary with his results? :O But granted I haven't watched all his races, it was just something I noticed.
Yes I remember that too. And then last year it looked better when I saw him. (Which probably was Tdf as I don't remember watching any other race with him in and he wasn't as good thereHis impure skin was already a thing as a first year u23 rider, but tbf he was already coached by San Millan back then.
I mean, his skin could react strongly to certain compounds, but some people also only have to look at the wrong stuff to get acne.Yes I remember that too. And then last year it looked better when I saw him. (Which probably was Tdf as I don't remember watching any other race with him in and he wasn't as good there)
I'm just curious about the variations since they seem stark![]()
Tbf, acne on the back of roided boxers and other combat sports athletes is a thing.Relating acne to peds just means the state of the forum is peak still
Ajuso is rdsiing for Martin and gianetti. Dopper. Doesn't matter his exfoliating routine
I joined the forum for the clinic after allRelating acne to peds just means the state of the forum is peak still
Let's hope Ayuso won't be as into naked pics as RoglicTbf, acne on the back of roided boxers and other combat sports athletes is a thing.
Exfoliating routine probably won't go well with his job. Exfoliation and sun exposure doesn't go well together least sun damage is your goalAjuso is rdsiing for Martin and gianetti. Dopper. Doesn't matter his exfoliating routine
What is a big bust? I duckduckgoed and it told me it had to do with decolletageCarbs, ketones, Motors, co huffing, acne, sportswashing. If ever the forum needed a big bust, the time is now.
