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A tiny bit.JPM London said:But, yeah, I was over doing it a bit..
Would the Froomster lie about his disease?JPM London said:Froome I don't see as a machine either, but I must admit I don't know too much about him apart from his oft related infection problems - which (if not an utter lie and cover up) would explain why he's not been able to break through completely before...
http://www.realpeloton.com/Froome, 26, recalled that his career had been affected by Bilharzia, a disease caused by parasitic worms. He got it in November last year as he visited his native country, Kenya. “I’ve had to repeat the treatment after the Tour de Suisse and I hope it’s over now”, he said, as this cost him a start at the Tour de France, a race he experienced as early as in 2008 as a neo-pro with Barloworld.
http://www.velonation.com/News/ID/9586/Chris-Froome-The-Vuelta-is-a-big-milestone-in-my-career.aspx
November 2010.
http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/froome-hopes-to-keep-vuelta-lead-as-long-as-possible
That does not explain his previous non contending in for example the Giro 2010 where he was hanging on motorbikes.Froome’s season was knocked off course by the parasite which he picked during a visit to Kenya. It cost him a ride at this year’s Tour de France but he is now confident he has overcome the problem.
“It feeds off red blood cells which is obviously not ideal for an athlete,” he said. “But after undergoing some treatment following the Tour of Switzerland in June, I think where I am now shows I’ve finally got the better of it.”
What will Richies excuse be for his powerpeak?