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Periero now under TdeF doping suspiscion

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  1. Article in LeMonde saying that Periero tested positive on the TdeF and
    there are suspicions over the medical validity of the exemption
    certificate he had for the substance.

    http://www.lemonde.fr/web/article/0,1-0@2-3242,36-857101@51-854647,0.html

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  2. Tony Raven said:

    Article in LeMonde saying that Periero tested positive on the TdeF and
    there are suspicions over the medical validity of the exemption
    certificate he had for the substance.

    http://www.lemonde.fr/web/article/0,1-0@2-3242,36-857101@51-854647,0.html


    http://www.cyclingnews.com/news.php?id=news/2007/jan07/jan19news2

    Oscar Pereiro's positive doping tests from the 2006 Tour de France are
    "a major mistake and I hope that the people in charge apologize," he
    said in a radio interview. "It is certain that I took the product, but
    it was prescribed by my doctor and approved by the UCI, which allows me
    to use it whenever I need it."
    Meanwhile, his team said that Pereiro is guilty of nothing more than
    negligence in a press release issued Thursday night, January 18. The
    Spanish team noted the required documents had not yet been sent to the
    French anti-doping agency due to his "negligence" and vacation. But the
    team claims it has submitted the information, and added that the UCI is
    satisfied with all explanations.

    "We are sorry for the appearance of this type of news which benefits
    nobody and which particularly harms our rider, our team and cycling in
    general."

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    Article in LeMonde saying that Periero tested positive on the TdeF and
    there are suspicions over the medical validity of the exemption
    certificate he had for the substance.

    http://www.lemonde.fr/web/article/0,1-0@2-3242,36-857101@51-854647,0.html

    IMO the vast majority of professional atheletes will be up to something
    dodgy to improve their performance. It just varies as to how much they can
    get away with it by.

  4. Tony Raven said:

    Article in LeMonde saying that Periero tested positive on the TdeF and
    there are suspicions over the medical validity of the exemption
    certificate he had for the substance.

    http://www.lemonde.fr/web/article/0,1-0@2-3242,36-857101@51-854647,0.html

    Seems to me - and the general public that the whole of professional cycling
    is bent. We all love cycling for the enjoyment it gives us. However, lets
    face it, Pro Cycling has got as much a drug image as pro bodybuilding.

    My 2c.

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