Tadej Pogacar and Mauro Giannetti

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Thats right but you forget that the UCI started standardized tests with tablets only in 2016.
Thats very late.

Nowadays you have also motors that activate when you reach a certain heart rate.There are many possibilities nowadays to hide micro motors especially if you own your own bike brand as uae does with colnago.

for those interested in del toro having better numbers than pog:
the agent starts talking about that at 44:30min. the agent is saying that idt has better numbers in peak power range from 5sec - to 1h and that he is surprised that pog is never sick:

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=wLkttvEPpPs&t=2674st


just imagine you have a motor that helps you to avoid riding in the red zone... your immune system would beneftit a lot from it. less fatigue = less tired = less sick.

and now think about why pogacar is making idt nice presents like stage wins or why he is working for him.....maybe he knows what happened to armstrong back in the days. its always good to have some friends.... especially if they know your secrets.
Yup. Regarding the link between Pogacar’s apparent immunity to illness and utilisation of mechanical doping, I suggested a while back that it would explain quite a lot of why Pogacar’s medical history is, for a top level cyclist, extraordinary. Although I don’t think it makes much sense to use a doped bike for the majority of a GC race where one can surf the peloton and preserve energy, using it consistently across a heavy and sapping block of classics races would certainly make sense. Primarily to help guarantee winning each and every race, but with the very useful and indeed necessary effect of reducing the physical impact on the rider himself. Less fatigue equals less degradation of the immune system equals less vulnerability to bugs equals less likelihood of illness.
 
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