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Dopers......start your engines!

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  1. I said 49%, not 51. Too much, Doc!

    Cioni "unfit to start"
    Italian Dario David Cioni has been declared unfit to start in Sunday's
    road race, following a medical checkup by the Italian cycling
    federation. "Dario David Cioni will not figure as part of the official
    Italian squad, being declared inapt as a result of a health control
    carried out by the FCI for health protection purposes," the FCI said
    in a statement. "The medical commission of the GCI will collaborate
    with the Italian athlete and his medical staff to carry out clinical
    tests to explain the origin of the problem."

    Cioni will be replaced by Franco Pellizotti in the 12 man lineup.

    critter probe

  2. crit pro said:

    in a statement. "The medical commission of the GCI will collaborate
    with the Italian athlete and his medical staff to carry out clinical
    tests to explain the origin of the problem."

    Nice mistranslation of "collaborate" there.
    One assumes that the UCI and teams managed to work together to get all
    the medical paperwork in order since we haven't heard any more about the
    6 Vuelta positives...

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    crit pro said:

    in a statement. "The medical commission of the GCI will collaborate
    with the Italian athlete and his medical staff to carry out clinical
    tests to explain the origin of the problem."

    Nice mistranslation of "collaborate" there.
    One assumes that the UCI and teams managed to work together to get all
    the medical paperwork in order since we haven't heard any more about the
    6 Vuelta positives...

    Which would seem to indicate that it is likely that Tyler actually is a
    medical problem and not a doper. Stay tuned for this.

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