Exactly and he makes a laughing stock of the equally prepared racers. So he must be this much stronger or we have a rouse.How is he exaggerating? You mean how he predicts what he will do before races?
Exactly and he makes a laughing stock of the equally prepared racers. So he must be this much stronger or we have a rouse.How is he exaggerating? You mean how he predicts what he will do before races?
Based on just dude trust me broExactly and he makes a laughing stock of the equally prepared racers.
2? What about the Belgian who pulled off basically the same escapade at last years LBL or the little Dutch boy who just did the same thing at RVV and PR? Something has changed, but is putting it all off to doping just being lazy? Or is there some new super drug that only Visma and UAE have access to? Well and Alpecin and Quick-Step! Bahrain used to have it too but apparently their prescription ran out?There are two monsters. You forgot the other less versatile one who crashed and spoiled the suspense for the TdF.
One thing we should consider is Pogacar is coming into his prime years as a cyclist. He is still only 25. Talent + clinic + optimal age.
I trust you broBased on just dude trust me bro
Well, given the recent news about the Chinese athletes, I would say that WADA is definitely not waiting to keep a lid on doping issues.Gene doping with mRNA.
This show is out of control, what are UCI and WADA waiting for?
Someone find his Twitter account, he would post stuff from that on here, maybe still activeWhere's Rmk--Rol (?) when we need him?
I apologize if I've misspelled his or hers name, but s/he's the guy who spent a long time in the Clinic telling everyone how stupid they are with all the doping talk, adding that there's nothing to see here.
I'm genuinely curious to hear his or hers thoughts on the matter.
Funny! I had that exact thought today.Where's Rmk--Rol (?) when we need him?
I apologize if I've misspelled his or hers name, but s/he's the guy who spent a long time in the Clinic telling everyone how stupid they are with all the doping talk, adding that there's nothing to see here.
I'm genuinely curious to hear his or hers thoughts on the matter.
fmk_rolWhere's Rmk--Rol (?) when we need him?
I apologize if I've misspelled his or hers name, but s/he's the guy who spent a long time in the Clinic telling everyone how stupid they are with all the doping talk, adding that there's nothing to see here.
I'm genuinely curious to hear his or hers thoughts on the matter.
The sh*t normally hits the fan with police raids and not anti-doping organizations. Bahrain got raided then Colbrelli nearly died so they dialled it down. Nairo & a few other fools got caught with Tramadol after they were warned that UCI were going to check for it, so the norm is warn riders so there's no scandal (which is why WADA have "monitoring programs" so riders know what not to take). Even the old regular bust of some rider just before the Tour to scare off people seems to have stopped.Point being, it is likely up to others to figure what the hell is going on
Pog decided the race on the climb when he attacked 900 metres before the top of La Redoute and took a 20s lead. Then came the usual G2 mentality, everyone hesitated and the gap widened.I am fascinated by my own perception that Ramco is much more believable time trialing away from everyone then Toby. Toby's awful aerodynamics just don't help the suspension of disbelief, nor does his moderate effort destruction of the peloton
usually before the Giro some unknown rider gets caught. We'll see.The sh*t normally hits the fan with police raids and not anti-doping organiztions. Bahrain got raided then Colbrelli nearly died so they dialled it down. Nairo & a few other fools got caught with Tramadol after they were warned that UCI were going to check for it, so the norm is warn riders so there's no scandal (which is why WADA have "monitoring programs" so riders know what not to take). Even the old regular bust of some rider just before the Tour to scare off people seems to have stopped.
fmk_rol can be annoying because his disdain for everyone not named fmk_rol seeps through his every post, but he's not naive. He didn't call people stupid for talking about how prevalent they think doping is, he'd call people stupid because they'd make stupid arguments then pat themselves on the backWhere's Rmk--Rol (?) when we need him?
I apologize if I've misspelled his or hers name, but s/he's the guy who spent a long time in the Clinic telling everyone how stupid they are with all the doping talk, adding that there's nothing to see here.
I'm genuinely curious to hear his or hers thoughts on the matter.
usually before the Giro some unknown rider gets caught. We'll see.
yet another meaningless performance and there are only half words, the riders are silent, let's forget about the journalists.
On Twitter there is only Vayer, a few anonymous French profiles, all the others have disappeared. I only see positive comments, is this a nightmare?
I am fascinated by my own perception that Ramco is much more believable time trialing away from everyone then Toby. Toby's awful aerodynamics just don't help the suspension of disbelief, nor does his moderate effort destruction of the peloton
I regret introducing the term stupid and it's overall implications as a way to invite someone into a conversation. I can see how it's interpreted as provocation. My apologies.fmk_rol can be annoying because his disdain for everyone not named fmk_rol seeps through his every post, but he's not naive. He didn't call people stupid for talking about how prevalent they think doping is, he'd call people stupid because they'd make stupid arguments then pat themselves on the back
Are we talking amongst the riders or the fans?There is the myth Lance was unlikable. I don't know a single rider who is close to have a similar popularity to what Lance had back in the early 00's. Not even Contador.
Thank you! You just summed up the entire PED issue in a few sentences. It's never the same, it's never equal.One of the problems is the narrative around doping is that even if they’re all doping, it’s not a problem because they’re all doing it. When in reality, we’re suddenly seeing a few specific riders head and shoulders above the rest, which kills the competition. The problem isn’t just the doping but rather the access to the best doping, and the imbalance seems more than usual lately.