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Getting out in front of the story... as if they had a media giant PR gurus behind... or?
As for the legalized doping, it's hard to say whether the current "Tour de Best Hidden Responder" would be that different to the "Tour de Best Open Responder".
Red Lobster said:SlowFeet said:Long time reader...first time poster because I had a thought today that I don't think I've seen mentioned yet. FWIW, I'm one of those heretics who thinks they should just allow doping openly...but that's a whole other discussion.
Anyway, it's a totally silly thought but I wonder if Sky broke the "oh my, we've had our data hacked" story yesterday because they had an inkling today would go so one-sided for them. Perhaps their data has not really been hacked, but if the world thinks it HAS been hacked but nothing comes out they can say, "Well, whoever got our data must have looked at it and realized we're clean." Or something to that effect...
Even as a person who isn't bother by doping in general, today just wasn't really all that much fun to watch. Get them ALL doped to the gills and let's see some fireworks!
OK, I'll crawl back into my den now...
Absolutely. It's called getting out in front of the story. Makes this all smell more than ever.
As for your suggestion about allowing open doping, yeah ... at least it would make the racing more interesting.
Getting out in front of the story... as if they had a media giant PR gurus behind... or?
As for the legalized doping, it's hard to say whether the current "Tour de Best Hidden Responder" would be that different to the "Tour de Best Open Responder".