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http://www.lemonde.fr/sport/article...aison-le-poison-agit-encore_1736926_3242.html
Non che credo yeah? Farking well dodgy mate this Sky thing.
Non che credo yeah? Farking well dodgy mate this Sky thing.
lol just so happens that i read that and typed in the quote and was directed here.thehog said:Just remember catching the break means clean cycling!
http://www.telegraph.co.uk/sport/ot...ested-claims-French-anti-doping-official.html
Tests are not infallible but one of the most encouraging pieces of evidence came at last month’s Tour de France when Sky, and indeed a sprint team like Lotto-Bellisol, habitually let the break go a long way up the road before closing it down much later in the day. They did it in the sure knowledge that they were riding against chemically unaided equals and their strength of numbers would prevail.
Wiggins said: “Someone would attack and Mick Rogers, our road captain, would say: ‘Just leave him, he can’t sustain that’.
“If we are riding at 450 watts, someone else is going to have to sustain 500 watts to stay away on a 20-minute climb, which is not possible anymore unless you’ve got a couple of extra litres of blood.
“If people want to see those incredible 220km lone breaks in the mountains, well maybe it’s not realistic anymore. As wonderful and as magical as they were to watch, maybe the sport’s changed now.”
Or as Brian Robinson, Britain’s first Tour stage winner in 1958 said: “It was always going to be the case. Once the sport got cleaned up that was always going to be when Britain finally produced a winner.”
Why not?iZnoGouD said:sure eveyone being that strong is a little suspicious but you can't be that sure they are doping yet
WinterRider said:Has anyone noticed froome doing lead out duty on multiple stages this vulgar. At least Wiggins had the decency to wait until the end of the tour.
I mean what are we supposed to believe when a rider who is should be tired from dropping everyone at the Tour including his leader, wasting his legs at he front to lead out a second rate sprinter?
benpounder said:No one here knows what USADA's evidence is, yet this forum is a pack of wolves ripping the carcass apart. If you guys are willing to tear down LA based upon pure conjecture (mind you, I do think he doped), then why not rip down anyone else on idle speculation.
BroDeal said:Three out of the top five. Too bad Rogers was not ordered to take it easy so it did not look even more ridiculous.
the big ring said:
benpounder said:If you guys are willing to tear down LA based upon pure conjecture.
So if Richie Porte, is riding 440 watts right, Rich frickin porte, not even Domenico Pozzovivo or Bauke Mollema or Peter Velits, or anyone who has actually ridden with the heads of state up a mountain for once in their lives.“If we are riding at 450 watts, someone else is going to have to sustain 500 watts to stay away on a 20-minute climb, which is not possible anymore unless you’ve got a couple of extra litres of blood."
The Hitch said:So from that "article" which basically argued racal supremacy of brits - physically and morally superior.
So if Richie Porte, is riding 440 watts right, Rich frickin porte, not even Domenico Pozzovivo or Bauke Mollema or Peter Velits, or anyone who has actually ridden with the heads of state up a mountain for once in their lives.
Richie Porte is pushing out 440, and anyone who goes 500 must be doping?
the big ring said:
Parrot23 said:Here we go, just to complete the "definitive" prima facie series:
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The Hitch said:So from that "article" which basically argued racal supremacy of brits - physically and morally superior.
So if Richie Porte, is riding 440 watts right, Rich frickin porte, not even Domenico Pozzovivo or Bauke Mollema or Peter Velits, or anyone who has actually ridden with the heads of state up a mountain for once in their lives.
Richie Porte is pushing out 440, and anyone who goes 500 must be doping?
mastersracer said:Interesting that control has shifted to Liquigas the last 2 stages. Rogers and Porte are fading, leaving Wiggins and Froome to cover Liquigas moves. Here's a scenario: Liquigas have waited to the Pyrenees to attack Sky as a planned team strategy.
thehog said:That didn't play out to well! Sky dominated start to finish. No one stood a chance.
With the revelations just released on Lienders I think Sky have some explaining to do.
Looking forward to PK's updates.
Joachim said:And what exactly was going on there?
More supposition. It's way too early to come to the conclusions you are coming to. In time, maybe, maybe not, but it'll all depend on firm evidence, not coincidence. As it stands, we still don't know what Leinders role at Rabobank actually was, let alone during his brief time at Sky.
Joachim said:And what exactly was going on there?
More supposition. It's way too early to come to the conclusions you are coming to. In time, maybe, maybe not, but it'll all depend on firm evidence, not coincidence. As it stands, we still don't know what Leinders role at Rabobank actually was, let alone during his brief time at Sky.
thehog said:What you suggest is suppression not supposition.
It's important to discuss these issue to find out this information.
We should not suppress discussion on such matters.
thehog said:... It's 2002 all over again.
I'm suggesting real evidence, not self-generated supposition. We'll let it slide that your above sentence doesn't actually make any sense in the context of my previous post.thehog said:What you suggest is suppression not supposition.
It's important to discuss these issue to find out this information.
We should not suppress discussion on such matters.
We need this information from Sky.
Sincere question: how long are you a follower of cycling?Joachim said:I'm suggesting real evidence, not self-generated supposition. We'll let it slide that your above sentence doesn't actually make any sense in the context of my previous post.
Spot the problem with the two sentences above.
