Will Contador Be Juiced Up Again Upon His Return

[LaFlorecita]

ammattipy?r?ily @ammattipyoraily ? Feb 20
#61RdS, Stage 3. Alto de Hazallanas (7.23 km, 9.71 %, 702 m)
Alberto Contador: 23:41, 18.32 Kph, VAM 1778 m/h, 5.99 W/kg [DrF]

<6 W/kg

cleans

 

[pastronef]

I agree yet ...
it would be nice to see more cat and mouse rather than just cat.

Aussi:
Poor French renaissance

ahaha, yes, that's what I was thinking watching Andalucia

 

[SeriousSam]

ammattipy?r?ily @ammattipyoraily ? Feb 20
#61RdS, Stage 3. Alto de Hazallanas (7.23 km, 9.71 %, 702 m)
Alberto Contador: 23:41, 18.32 Kph, VAM 1778 m/h, 5.99 W/kg [DrF]

<6 W/kg

cleans

And it's not even the third week of a Grand Tour and the effort hasn't even been at least 30min, so we all know the magical 6w/kg barrier wouldn't even mean anything. A rider cleaner than which no one can be conceived.

 

[Netserk]

DrF is shiit on ultra steep (and irregular) climbs. Obviously he did more than that.

 

[MagnificentMerckx]

Juiced up again. He probably never stopped.

 

[infeXio]

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Juiced up again. He probably never stopped.

That was useful and offered a whole new perspective. Thanks.

 

[ray j willings]

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Juiced up again. He probably never stopped.

I think this post is an outrage
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A_9hecYts50

 

[MagnificentMerckx]

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Juiced up again. He probably never stopped.

That was useful and offered a whole new perspective. Thanks.

It certainly did, but its short sharp, sweet and straight to the point. What more can one say really.

 

[MagnificentMerckx]

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Juiced up again. He probably never stopped.

I think this post is an outrage
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A_9hecYts50

I agree that you think your post is an outrage. Your after saying it yourself.

 

[LaFlorecita]

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Juiced up again. He probably never stopped.

That was useful and offered a whole new perspective. Thanks.

It certainly did, but its short sharp, sweet and straight to the point. What more can one say really.

Your post was spot on, of course, but it was a very "interesting" bump

 

[SeriousSam]

Didn't he stop in 2013, though, allowing clean riders to beat him at the Tour?

 

[SkyTears]

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Didn't he stop in 2013, though, allowing clean riders to beat him at the Tour?

that might be a valid reason for Froome's 2013 TdF

we saw last year how dancing on pedals was glued to wheels without even a deep breath

 

[LaFlorecita]

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Didn't he stop in 2013, though, allowing clean riders to beat him at the Tour?

that might be a valid reason for Froome's 2013 TdF

we saw last year how dancing on pedals was glued to wheels without even a deep breath

yeah sure

 

[Big Doopie]

Time to bring this one back to the fore.

The greatest present day fraud - clentadoppucci - returns after TWO WHOLE MONTHS AWAY FROM COMPETITION (lol!). ;-)

Extremely mortal earlier in the season - pre-dope-induced two month break to infuse and "train at altitude".

I fully expect 2009 levels of fraud.

Let's hope the uci has the balls to give this freak the lifetime ban he earned years ago and CONI and the Italian police throws his sorry a$$ in jail.

 

[Netserk]

TWO WHOLE MONTHS AWAY FROM COMPETITION

Can you mention the two dates that indicate that the above statement is true?

 

[LaFlorecita]

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TWO WHOLE MONTHS AWAY FROM COMPETITION

Can you mention the two dates that indicate that the above statement is true?

 

[LaFlorecita]

I think Alberto will be strong. But he won't go full ***. I expect him to use a similar strategy as in last year's Vuelta

 

[SeriousSam]

Doopie, I think you are exaggerating. I think the 3 atoms of Clenbuterol they found in 2010 are no longer benefiting Contador in 2015

 

[Cookster15]

To maximise his chances of the double AC will step up doping for the Giro (which might also assist his post Giro recovery) then wind it back a notch or two for the Tour where there is usually more scrutiny. Anyhow as we saw in 2011 even a tired and injured Contador is entertaining to watch. You gotta give the guy credit he never dies wondering.

 

[Netserk]

At least I'm not in denial about the fact that one of the riders I support dopes. Unlike you and Hesjedal, Rolland etc.

 

[Big Doopie]

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Contador is entertaining to watch.

Um...so were Ricco, Pantani and Vinokurov.

Easy to be exciting when doped to the gills. Harder when less so. Clentadoppucci NEVER attacked in 2013. He sat on his saddle and submitted. Imagine if that had been his entire career. His natural talent makes him as exciting as Zoetemelk.

Lol!

 

[hrotha]

You can't attack without doping. Or the other way around, I forget - they keep changing it depending on how Froome is doing.

 

[Eagle]

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Contador is entertaining to watch.

Um...so were Ricco, Pantani and Vinokurov.

Easy to be exciting when doped to the gills. Harder when less so. Clentadoppucci NEVER attacked in 2013. He sat on his saddle and submitted. Imagine if that had been his entire career. His natural talent makes him as exciting as Zoetemelk.

Lol!

You think Contador was clean in 2013?

 

[SeriousSam]

I think back in 2012 you couldn't do many attacks cleanly in this new era. Only riding at a steady pace was possible clean. Then in 2013 you couldn't do many attacks but you could do one huge attack. You could also match or even surpass some Armstrong Tour ascents cleanly. From 2014 up to now, though, it has been shown that you can in fact attack 30 seconds at a time repeatedly, recovering at FTP in between. It seems the boundaries of clean climbing are in motion.

 

[Big Doopie]

Omg. Lol. U guys still mistake me for a froome fan. You're so obsessed with froome that anyone who calls out clentadoppucci for the talent-free fraud he has always been MUST be a froome fan. Nothing but black and white in your world.

As for dope free attackers me likey Pinot and Daniel Martin who do it clean, babies. And how sweet it is.

And ps. I didn't say clentadoppucci was dope-FREE in 2013. Just less doped and he became a follower of wheels. Lol how exciting was that? A completely dope-free clentadoppucci would be like a dope-free chiappucci (thus the name) - i.e. We may have never even heard of him.