State of the Peloton 2025

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I have a weird memory from 2007 of riders doing a sitting protest against doping during the Tour on top of whatever mountain they were on.

(This was the only race I watched before 2020 Imola)

Did this protest actually happen or has my mind made it up?

(I remember Vino and Astana sent home and later on Rasmussen kyllingen sent home.)

Edit: I should just have youtube searched sry. I just found it. I have always thought I dreamed that up!

 
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Well, July should be interesting. Will anyone find a few more percent other than grand-ol-pog?

I am waiting for pog to crash ... because he breaks his bike from too much power

Teddy in his apartment recorded by a disguised journalist:

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So in the bad old days we used to chuckle at the uphill breaking in switchbacks because it was just so over the top - like, OMG how are they going this fast? It became pretty challenging to suspend disbelief. But, it was still so novel.

Now, when there is such speed going up that there are again control issues with the bike, we are getting platitudes and explanations of how that could be legitimately possible.

If it quacks like a duck and looks like a duck ...
 
TB500/Peptides named as in-use substances, does anyone know the unnamed individual at Ineos, can't be too hard to figure it out?
My first tentative guess, based on the information given in the article and, indirectly, by Hajo Seppelt and one member of the RTW podcast in the latest episode of said podcast, would be David Rozman, Head Carer. I've considered others, like Christian Knees, Dirk Tenner, and Marko Dzalo, but to me, Rozman seems the most likely thus far. That being said, I haven't checked all staff members, far from it. So this is very, very tentative.