Who´s Cleaner?

[Red Rick]

Who´s Cleaner?

Who's the cleaner rider?

 

[spalco]

I chose the third option, because both Froome (arguably anyway) and Horner (so far) were the most courageous riders in their races so far, and that's what everyone wants to see, no?

 

[heart_attack_man]

I wanted to answer with Option 3, but only if you had a rolleyes or sarcastic emoticon at the end of the answer....

 

[webbie146]

It's a very hard choice to make hmm... Froome for sure is doping but damn Chris must be supercharged hardcore a la 90's style.

 

[Red Rick]

I wanted to answer with Option 3, but only if you had a rolleyes or sarcastic emoticon at the end of the answer....

whooops, if forgot

 

[heart_attack_man]

whooops, if forgot

tenchars

 

[burning]

3rd option looks best to me

 

[zlev11]

ill gladly vote for Froome if Horner manages to smash the ITT by 2 minutes over all relevant GC contenders

until then, it's not even close.

 

[Afrank]

Obviously Froome, Horner's still got a long way to go before he can achieve the level of ridiculousness that Froome is capable of.

 

[gthx_gthx_]

Hmmm well let's see what's best , a guy who went from zero to hero , or a guy who is becoming a hero at the age of 42 ?

Though choice. Or maybe that's what clean cycling looks like....

 

[Zam_Olyas]

Option 3 is the correct answer.

 

[Fearless Greg Lemond]

Option 3 is the correct answer.

Daniel Benson approves this message.

Both great campionissimo. Chris and Chris, bit like Criss Cross but just a tad different. Benny Hill lives.

 

[doperhopper]

I vote for Vino option - he doped solely with Borat's horse urine.

 

[veganrob]

Obviously Froome, Horner's still got a long way to go before he can achieve the level of ridiculousness that Froome is capable of.

Just wait two more weeks

 

[FoxxyBrown1111]

Have voted for Froome. It was easy. One is young, the other old. One (at least) showed GT results at age 25/26, the other wasn´t seen in a T-20 in GT´s until age 38 (!!!). One spoke out against dope, the other defended (& somehow still does in obscure interviews) LA until the end.
Just hope this nonsense stops and Horner gets kicked out like LA did. It´s too obvious with him. Those old dopers never change...

 

[ChewbaccaD]

It's obvious, Horner listened to Michael Creed and started motorpacing up climbs like Team Sky.

Amazingly, Lance Armstrong summed it up best when he said:

I'm sorry for you. I’m sorry that you can’t dream big. I'm sorry you don't believe in miracles.

Pretty soon, you'll tell me that unicorns are mythical beings.

 

[ChewbaccaD]

Have voted for Froome. It was easy. One is young, the other old. One (at least) showed GT results at age 25/26, the other wasn´t seen in a T-20 in GT´s until age 38 (!!!). One spoke out against dope, the other defended (& somehow still does in obscure interviews) LA until the end.
Just hope this nonsense stops and Horner gets kicked out like LA did. It´s too obvious with him. Those old dopers never change...

Horner has always had more natural talent that Froome finally showed in the 2011 Vuelta. You are living in a fantasy world...but I can understand how you always believed in the guy who won the Anatomic Jock Race...

 

[FoxxyBrown1111]

Horner has always had more natural talent that Froome finally showed in the 2012 Vuelta. You are living in a fantasy world...but I can understand how you always believed in the guy who won the Anatomic Jock Race...

Yeah sure, and it all shows at age 38 in July 2010 and then three years later at age 41. And 1+1 is 5...

 

[ChewbaccaD]

Yeah sure, and it all shows at age 38 in July 2010 and then three years later at age 41. And 1+1 is 5...

Evidently, you don't know much about Chris Horner...he always shown more potential than Mr. 2010 5th Placed Commonwealth TT...

 

[Oldman]

Evidently, you don't know much about Chris Horner...he always shown more potential than Mr. 2010 5th Placed Commonwealth TT...

He beat the entire Motorola team to win one of the US Olympic trials road races when he was in his early twenties. He was clean, then; Motorola most certainly was not. His big mistake was representing a threat to Armstrong and getting frozen out of the one big US team. The gangsta approach to cycling in the US is one of the reasons Ochowicz and USA Cycling still need to pay for how they used/abused many riders.

 

[darwin553]

Yeah sure, and it all shows at age 38 in July 2010 and then three years later at age 41. And 1+1 is 5...

Don't worry Horner will still be winning GT stages when he is 50 at this rate

 

[FoxxyBrown1111]

Don't worry Horner will still be winning GT stages when he is 50 at this rate

Ok, well, that would give the testers enough time to catch him. Even if it takes a decade like on his clone brother LA...

 

[SafeBet]

He beat the entire Motorola team to win one of the US Olympic trials road races when he was in his early twenties. He was clean, then; Motorola most certainly was not. His big mistake was representing a threat to Armstrong and getting frozen out of the one big US team. The gangsta approach to cycling in the US is one of the reasons Ochowicz and USA Cycling still need to pay for how they used/abused many riders.

what is the gangsta approach?
Serious question.

 

[murali]

as usual, another poll where i dont have an option to choose.

 

[therhodeo]

So here you have 2 bowls of soup. 1 have a little bit of dog s**t in it and the other has more dog s**t in it. Which would you prefer to eat?