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JimmyFingers said:So Ag2R are clean then?
thehog said:Yes Jimmy. They're running a team wide systematic program hence why they destroyed the field at Paris-Nice.
Of course I know they had a positive.
Nice try.
You are blind Sir. Very blind.
mastersracer said:La Planche des Belles Filles, 7. etappi | VAM 1850 m/h, 6,48 W/kg [16 minutes]
La Toussuire, 11. etappi | VAM 1461 m/h, 5,60 W/kg
Col de Peyresourde, 16. etappi | VAM 1611 m/h, 5,99 W/kg
Col de Peyresourde, 17. etappi | VAM 1599 m/h, 5,85 W/kg
The nearly 1-hour TT is a good indication of Brajkovic's Functional Threshold Power (FTP) of 358w (5.6 w/kg). FTP represents a rider's maximum sustainable power output for a 1-hour maximum effort. [link provided]
FGL, argue the numbers, not facile ad hominen remarks.
Fearless Greg Lemond said:Me just guesses putting 1 minute 30 on Bugno was enough to seal the deal back then. The only possible threat could have come from Breukink, but helais, he and his team had some bad stored EPO the day before that TT.
Done deal. If you have any historical knowledge on cycling you would say the same.
JMBeaushrimp said:Alright, starting to get a feel for this thread now.
I've seen a lot of people posting objective stuff (among the subjective, to be sure), but little attention to the objective points.
Oh, fanboys... I know how this ends...
Spencer the Half Wit said:He's stopped doping by joining a team with Contador run by Riis. Oh, wait a minute.
JimmyFingers said:I look forward to your subjective assessment of the objectivity in this thread![]()
Benotti69 said:The other teams are not declaring ZTD. The other teams didn't make a lot of noise about being clean then hire loads of dodgy people that they then needed to sack.
When it gets hard for ya Jimmy ya keep saying "the other teams, the other teams".
This is the Sky thread.We have threads on all the others and their doping too.
You really should look up the effects of EPO skymaster. Just like your maths you seem to be a little of. Never mind, we know this for some time.mastersracer said:IF you have any historical knowledge of cycling, you'd know deals are rarely sealed on stage 8 of a Tour. Indurain was over 2 minutes behind Greg after that stage and had a terrible stage 12, losing almost 7 minutes on that stage and was 5th on GC almost 5 minutes back. It was the brutal stage 13 a huge mountain stage where he gained all the time back. It only appears slow to people who don't know the difference between a 7.5 hour marathon over 4 1-HC climbs vs. the 2012 route.
JimmyFingers said:My friend that is witless
JMBeaushrimp said:There is no objectivity to this thread.
Since Sir Dave is so profoundly throwing out the subjective, and it's being tossed around so roundly, I'm gonna hold off for a bit.
Let me know when it comes back to reality, Jimmy.
Something objective from Sky would be nice. It's in their court, right?
martinvickers said:Jimmy. Honestly. Ignore button. You'll thank me for it.
MV
JMBeaushrimp said:Really? You think I want the data? I wouldn't have any idea what to do with it. First plan would be to print it out, and start the papier mache - I want a pinata, b*tches!
Don't be an idiot. Just release the data so there is some form of independent oversight vis a vis the BioPass the UCI keeps trumpeting.
They've been proven to be ineffective at monitoring AAFs, so how about someone independent gets on it. Maybe Ashenden, maybe @veloclinic, maybe Vayer, maybe AAF, maybe even WADA.
If your boys in black and blue have nothing to hide, then it should be a go, right?
Right?
martinvickers said:The problem with that can already be seen in the various rows between Krebs, acoggan and wiggo. No amount of data release will shift people's position on this - they will continue, on all sides, to cherrypick the data that works for them.
JimmyFingers said:I make a policy of having no-one on ignore, I mainly go with a more ad-hoc policy of selective reading.
martinvickers said:The problem with that can already be seen in the various rows between Krebs, acoggan and wiggo. No amount of data release will shift people's position on this - they will continue, on all sides, to cherrypick the data that works for them.
Because the honest truth is that many people here don't believe Sky act in good faith. and that's fine, it's a respectable position. But some people here, frankly, don't act in good faith either.
No problem in theory - but I would argue that somebody other than ashenden would have to be found. I respect his work, but at the end, you can't both be an advocate and a judge.
JMBeaushrimp said:This is the point. No analysis, no interpretation as to what's possible, no wattage, nothing.
Just consistent blood values. That's it. Fill a vial every two weeks, have it posted. Only blood.
We should talk to JV about this, since he's the vanguard.
I may be as ignorant as I've been told I am, but this seems simple.
Simple, right?
martinvickers said:I would love to think so, but honestly? no, i wouldn't trust clinic regulars on both sides to be honest about the numbers (and how pathetic is it that so much of this place is now basically a one story gang war).
JMBeaushrimp said:Why in the h*ll would values/results go to the Clinic?
If that's not what you mean, then I'm assuming you're alluding to interpretation of the numbers.
F*ck that! Numbers are numbers. That's the whole idea. Track the base and high values for months on end, and then you get the profile.
With all the hemo-science being bounced around, I'm pretty sure there are some folks outside of the BioPass that can figure it out objectively.
Simple, right?
Post it, Magnificent Sir David Brailsford...
JimmyFingers said:Sorry this is farcical. What is 'official data'? Who here is the clinic uses it exactly? You? Show where you use 'official data' to prove any of your points.
And please show me where I 'keep using completely unofficial data' to prove mine? I very rarely if ever talk in numbers, I know I'm not qualified to remark on it.
Unlike you obviously. So pray, do tell all, I can't wait.
mastersracer said:There are threads on this forum you should examine before making posts like this. Wiggins, Ryder, and others.
thehog said:Ag2R have all the details of their anti doping policy on their website including recruitment. They have also opened a sports science university.
I guess JV would suggest they haven't recruited properly because they don't win
That's ZERO tolerance.
It's not PR like Sky. It's the rules.
http://www.cyclisme.ag2rlamondiale.fr/english/anti-doping/recruitment.asp
MatParker117 said:To be fair there was nothing concrete about Sky's staff until well after they were hired.
