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GJ - missed drug test????

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  1. Hello????

    how on earth can she be allowed to start a world cup after
    missing a drug test? Yes, Yes, due process, etc... but did
    she miss it or not? and was the requirement for her number
    called also properly posted? those are the only two
    pertinent questions. If both are yes, then she should
    receive a ban. period.

    As an elite level athlete... it is the responsiblity of
    the RIDER (obviously, with the help and guidance of
    their manager..but it is ULTIMATELY the RIDER's
    RESPONSIBILITY to take the necessary steps to ensure
    compliance with the rules.

    GJ should receive the maximum ban available for this
    oversight. Only when the govenrning bodies (usa, canada, and
    all of the rest of the sporting world) takes an agressive
    stance.. then will people stop using drugs.

    I am in no way insinuating that she may have been doping or
    that she might have missed a test on purpose, but at every
    UCI event - a list is posted by the commisaires that
    indicates which rider number has been called for testing.
    When I helped at a UCI event (several years ago) one of the
    items that every single rider on the team was responsible to
    do after the event was to check and see if their number had
    been pulled. THey (the officials/commisaires) even discussed
    the names and numbers over race radio during the event - so
    every manager knew, but it still remained the RESPONSIBILITY
    of the RIDER to double check the POSTED list of drug
    tests.!!!!!

    It is a simple process and anyone who has competed in more
    then one UCI event has the full and complete understanding
    of where the drug tent/trailer/buidling (I believe it must
    be within 1k of the finish???) is located and should be
    aware of the procedures to ensure compliance. For someone
    who has been to many many many UCI level events (and also
    has a cloud hanging over her head already!@!!!) she should
    have been even more vigilant to comply. the fact that she
    'missed' a drug test should be treated with the harshest
    reality that is available to the UCI (and vis a vis, the usa
    cycling management as she has a USA license - but also re;
    the Canadians for her participation in other UCI/national
    team events).

    She SHOULD NOT NOT NOT be allowed to start the MOntreal WC.
    It is a FARCE of the RULES and makes drug testing a
    laughable proposition!

    just my 2 cents..

  2. patrick said:

    Hello????

    how on earth can she be allowed to start a world cup after
    missing a drug test? Yes, Yes, due process, etc... but did
    she miss it or not? and was the requirement for her number
    called also properly posted? those are the only two
    pertinent questions. If both are yes, then she should
    receive a ban. period.

    As an elite level athlete... it is the responsiblity of
    the RIDER (obviously, with the help and guidance of
    their manager..but it is ULTIMATELY the RIDER's
    RESPONSIBILITY to take the necessary steps to ensure
    compliance with the rules.

    GJ should receive the maximum ban available for this
    oversight. Only when the govenrning bodies (usa, canada,
    and all of the rest of the sporting world) takes an
    agressive stance.. then will people stop using drugs.

    I am in no way insinuating that she may have been doping
    or that she might have missed a test on purpose, but at
    every UCI event - a list is posted by the commisaires that
    indicates which rider number has been called for testing.
    When I helped at a UCI event (several years ago) one of
    the items that every single rider on the team was
    responsible to do after the event was to check and see if
    their number had been pulled. THey (the
    officials/commisaires) even discussed the names and
    numbers over race radio during the event - so every
    manager knew, but it still remained the RESPONSIBILITY of
    the RIDER to double check the POSTED list of drug
    tests.!!!!!

    It is a simple process and anyone who has competed in more
    then one UCI event has the full and complete understanding
    of where the drug tent/trailer/buidling (I believe it must
    be within 1k of the finish???) is located and should be
    aware of the procedures to ensure compliance. For someone
    who has been to many many many UCI level events (and also
    has a cloud hanging over her head already!@!!!) she should
    have been even more vigilant to comply. the fact that she
    'missed' a drug test should be treated with the harshest
    reality that is available to the UCI (and vis a vis, the
    usa cycling management as she has a USA license - but also
    re; the Canadians for her participation in other
    UCI/national team events).

    She SHOULD NOT NOT NOT be allowed to start the MOntreal
    WC. It is a FARCE of the RULES and makes drug testing a
    laughable proposition!

    just my 2 cents..


    even better is that this was a post race test. She'd already
    posted an anomolous A sample, but was cleared on her B
    sample. In this instance wouldn't one really really want to
    make sure they made the appointment? One wonders how a rider
    "forgets" a screening. What you just look at the UCI minder
    and say excuse me for a minute I have to.......

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