Another Tour de Frane Cheat

Calogero Carlucci said:

Was he using EPO or did he just take a (geographic) short cut?
http://www.cyclingnews.com/photos/2006/tour06/?id=/photos/2006/features/woodland_tour_origin/304-6

Is that bike UCI legal ?

Calogero Carlucci said:

Was he using EPO or did he just take a (geographic) short cut?

http://www.cyclingnews.com/photos/2006/tour06/?id=/photos/2006/features/woodland_tour_origin/304-6

He (and the rest of the podium) were disqualified when it was revealed
that his interpretation of "bicycle race" was loose enough to include
taking a train.

Robert Chung said:

Calogero Carlucci said:

Was he using EPO or did he just take a (geographic) short cut?

http://www.cyclingnews.com/photos/2006/tour06/?id=/photos/2006/features/woodland_tour_origin/304-6

He (and the rest of the podium) were disqualified when it was revealed
that his interpretation of "bicycle race" was loose enough to include
taking a train.

And here I thought Rosie Ruiz was an original.

Somebody's got to push the envelope so the powers that be will know
where to set the boundaries.

Article XVI
Section 1
a). Impeding the progress of a competitor with firearms is prohibited.
i). If the competitor is a real sonofabitch, warning shots, not
taken during the race, are allowed.

R

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Quoted message said:

http://www.cyclingnews.com/photos/2006/tour06/?id=/photos/2006/features/woodland_tour_origin/304-6

The wheel base on the bicycle was too long.

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Michael Press