Sorry but you are getting sillier by the day. Doperdog? Is that anyway related to a Froomedog?Taxus4a said:
Stop this act, please.
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Stop this act, please.
Good blog from Festina Girl:
http://100tours100tales.wordpress.com/2013/11/14/the-horner-conundrum-just-who-is-rider-15-anyway/
Stats like this always blow my mind:
"...the 622 tests from the Tour de France. The French tests included 198 biological passport tests (though only 18 were for Human Growth Hormone and 2 for blood transfusions) and 179 urine samples, of which 113 were for EPO"
2 tests for blood transfusions in the Tour. Two. Get f*cking serious...
http://100tours100tales.wordpress.com/2013/11/14/the-horner-conundrum-just-who-is-rider-15-anyway/
Stats like this always blow my mind:
"...the 622 tests from the Tour de France. The French tests included 198 biological passport tests (though only 18 were for Human Growth Hormone and 2 for blood transfusions) and 179 urine samples, of which 113 were for EPO"
2 tests for blood transfusions in the Tour. Two. Get f*cking serious...
JMBeaushrimp said:
More important than that, what tests did they run on the blood? Certainly the low-priced ones!
DirtyWorks said:
Even more important, why did they run the blood transfusion tests on the podium girls instead of any riders?
Dave.
What are the homologated blood transfusions tests?JMBeaushrimp said:
If it's just the ones to detect homologus transfusion, i think that only very dumb riders would do it.
The main way of detecting autologous (self) infusions is through the passport.
Homologous infusions whilst they used to be used, are much lower in likelihood in the modern era.(though there is always the chance that someone may try one, so there is a need to keep checking)
Homologous infusions whilst they used to be used, are much lower in likelihood in the modern era.(though there is always the chance that someone may try one, so there is a need to keep checking)
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I am still waiting to find the Smackdown date? While I think nothing in this endless thread has proven any of the speculations and as far as a Smackdown, The thread should be When is the fizzle out of Chris Horner's career?
I am still waiting to find the Smackdown date? While I think nothing in this endless thread has proven any of the speculations and as far as a Smackdown, The thread should be When is the fizzle out of Chris Horner's career?
Master50 said:
Are you not the guy who was dumb enough to believe Hesjedal was not a doper? Uh-huh. Despite your vast experience with pro racing (which you tout in every other post) you were somehow unaware of the common knowledge that Hesjedal and his crew were jacked to the moon when he was racing MTBs. Now you are telling us, with your vast pro racing experience, that we should believe in Horner, who cannot seem to find a contract. Well, I'm convinced.
Master50 said:
It's been happening ever since he took the red jersey for a second time at the 2013 Vuelta.
Master50 said:
It was September 14. He's implemented the Leipheimer variety of Too-toxic-to-touch smackdown. It's a long slow burn, like an STD. You know you've reached the pinnacle of toxicity when a professional cycling team, any professional cycling team, won't sign you after bagging a GT.
You're right though, he passed all the tests. Cheers Chris.
Master50 said:
In all that careful reading you've done, I'm not sure how you missed Parisoto's analysis: http://www.velonation.com/News/ID/1...ers-published-biological-passport-values.aspx
http://veloclinic.tumblr.com/post/63542182838/analysis-horners-biopassport-data
That Matt Decanio is plain crazy too.
Another witch hunt!
So sad....now we won't be treated to a top fuel drag race to the top of Hautacam between the Chris's squared.
Puckfiend said:So sad....now we won't be treated to a top fuel drag race to the top of Hautacam between the Chris's squared.
That I would have paid to see.
New aged AICAR based doping vs old school EpO/transfusions.
The GCW said:
He could get a contract if he'd accept 100-150k per year. But that's what he has to pay his Doctor and the goods from Mexico.
I'd go a Di Luca based package of 100k with bonuses for Top 10's.
Tell the Doc he gets paid based on performances.
Pay the Mexicans. Never be in a situation where your dealer is not paid. Never.
To thehog
Perhaps You know more about Horner's advantages than Horner Himself. I'm not cynical.
Certainly, Horner may reduce His financial expectations and that will help. Certainly, Horner may reduce His chatter and that could help too.
But make no mistake, Horner is an exciting racer. Anybody who loves bicycle racing wants Horner in the race.
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The, guilty until proven innocent, concept, is not conducive to the fan's of cycle racing interests.
The current system is not perfect and may never become perfect; it is dynamic. But it is the system.
If people (spectators) want to pronounce certain racers guilty with out proof, until they prove themselves innocent... spectating would become slim.
They are all suspect.
As a spectator, You are suspect, too.
Perhaps You know more about Horner's advantages than Horner Himself. I'm not cynical.
Certainly, Horner may reduce His financial expectations and that will help. Certainly, Horner may reduce His chatter and that could help too.
But make no mistake, Horner is an exciting racer. Anybody who loves bicycle racing wants Horner in the race.
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The, guilty until proven innocent, concept, is not conducive to the fan's of cycle racing interests.
The current system is not perfect and may never become perfect; it is dynamic. But it is the system.
If people (spectators) want to pronounce certain racers guilty with out proof, until they prove themselves innocent... spectating would become slim.
They are all suspect.
As a spectator, You are suspect, too.
The GCW said:
The last day of the Vuelta was some of the most exciting racing I've seen in a long time, that's for sure!
The GCW said:
Regarding the bolded, you mean like WWE wrestling exciting? Pro cycling is almost there at this point.
It's time to call it the end of a career for Chris and move on. Maybe he can teach some more guys how to dope running a hobby team out of Portland. Thom Wiesel at USAC certainly won't mind.
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