RobbieCanuck said:Relax my pretty one, it aint going to happen!
Justico said:So now TdF become an affair between 2 dopers (Contador, Valverde) and a Ferrari client (Nibali)
The great new clean era of cycling is upon us!
webbie146 said:Tbh I hope Nibali still works with Ferrari then he has a change to win this tdf![]()
LaFlorecita said:Vino's letter seems to have worked miracles for the entire team.
Justico said:So now TdF become an affair between 2 dopers (Contador, Valverde) and a Ferrari client (Nibali)
The great new clean era of cycling is upon us!
Justico said:So now TdF become an affair between 2 dopers (Contador, Valverde) and a Ferrari client (Nibali)
The great new clean era of cycling is upon us!
De Jongh said that altitude training was ‘pretty new’ for Contador, and that he had done three camps in total this year.
marychain said:That performance from Saxo and Contador on Stage 8 looked highly dubious to me. And Nibali and Porte stayed with him, more or less.
marychain said:That performance from Saxo and Contador on Stage 8 looked highly dubious to me. And Nibali and Porte stayed with him, more or less.
skippythepinhead said:Does "training at altitude" mean
A.) Doping at altitude;
B.) Doping;
C.) ?
Thanks
"Now cycling is all about numbers and big data. Watts per kilogramme and stuff. We know Rafal's numbers, we know Nibali's numbers more or less because they raced together and we know Alberto's numbers. With the numbers that we have, we believe Alberto would have been three minutes ahead. Of course it's all virtual and so the debate goes nowhere, but we believe Alberto would have won and won quite easily."
"Dave Brailsford is a very talented manager. I've only met him once and so can't really judge him, but I respect him and what he's done," Tinkov said.
sir fly said:Why's this thread so inactive?
laurel1969 said:Because Alberto dopes in a classier way than Froome![]()
sir fly said:Why's this thread so inactive?
