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Published 10 July 2007
Last activity 1 April 2009
Original author Dead Star
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Original post Dead Star
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10 July 2007, 13:46 UTC
#1
Back in 2001, according to hln.be http://www.hln.be/hlns/cache/det/art_518496.html?wt.bron=homeArt1
and just to remind you of who was in that squad:
Teamleader: LEFEVRE
Aggiano Elio Ballerini Franco Beltran Martinez Manuel Bettini Paolo Bodrogi Laszlo Bramati Davide Canada Garcia David Cancellara Fabian Cioni Dario Devolder Stijn Eisel Bernhard Fornaciari Paolo Freire Gomez Oscar Garzelli Stefano Gasparro Graziano Horillo Munoz Pedro Hulsmans Kevin Köhler Philippe Lanfranchi Paolo Leysen Bart Nardelllo Daniele Nocentini Rinaldo Paolini Luca Petrov Evgueni Pozzato Filippo Ratti Eddy Rizzi Antonio Rogers Michael Sinkewitz Patrik Steels Tom Tafi Andrea Wegelius Charley Zanini Stefano Zerzan Pave
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Doctor.House
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10 July 2007, 13:54 UTC
#2
You bet they were Dead Star.
I have personal knowledge on this one. Mapei was 100% dopped at all times---that's why they won 1,000 pro races in ten years.
When you take a photo of a Mapei rider post ride---at dinner, their faces glow like movie stars. (it's the growth hormones)
The owner knew and accepted doping. (He wanted to win) All the team doctors knew too. (all of them)
You forgot: Johan Musseuw Michele Bartoli Frank Vandenbroucke
These guys could NEVER win a Classic without steroids, cortisone and EPO. The doping apologists have NEVER been credible re: Mapei (chemicals)
This is not news.
11 July 2007, 07:53 UTC
#3
Doctor.House said: This is not news.
It is news that official documents were found ! Thanks for posting
11 July 2007, 11:07 UTC
#4
Dead Star said: Back in 2001, according to hln.be hln.be art 518496.html Open ↗
and just to remind you of who was in that squad:
Teamleader: LEFEVRE
:eek:
According to the link Lefevre was with Domo-Frites in 2001?
11 July 2007, 14:52 UTC
#5
Doctor.House said: You forgot: Johan Musseuw Michele Bartoli Frank Vandenbroucke
Museeuw was with Domo-Farm Frites in 2001, Bartoli was indeed Mapei (did he go to Fassa Bortolo mid year?), VDB was Lampre. Of course, all rode for Mapei at some point in their careers. Lefevre was SD for Domo-Farm Frites in 2001 but Mapei in earlier years.
All this does remind me (yet again!) that all of these cyclists move around and the notion that particular teams can be singled out is downright silly..
Doctor.House
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28 March 2009, 04:46 UTC
#7
Dead Star said: Back in 2001, according to hln.be hln.be art 518496.html Open ↗
and just to remind you of who was in that squad:
Teamleader: LEFEVRE
Aggiano Elio Ballerini Franco Beltran Martinez Manuel Bettini Paolo Bodrogi Laszlo Bramati Davide Canada Garcia David Cancellara Fabian Cioni Dario Devolder Stijn Eisel Bernhard Fornaciari Paolo Freire Gomez Oscar Garzelli Stefano Gasparro Graziano Horillo Munoz Pedro Hulsmans Kevin Köhler Philippe Lanfranchi Paolo Leysen Bart Nardelllo Daniele Nocentini Rinaldo Paolini Luca Petrov Evgueni Pozzato Filippo Ratti Eddy Rizzi Antonio Rogers Michael Sinkewitz Patrik Steels Tom Tafi Andrea Wegelius Charley Zanini Stefano Zerzan Pave
:eek:
ewww
28 March 2009, 16:05 UTC
#8
Dead Star said: Back in 2001, according to hln.be hln.be art 518496.html Open ↗
and just to remind you of who was in that squad:
Teamleader: LEFEVRE
Aggiano Elio Ballerini Franco Beltran Martinez Manuel Bettini Paolo Bodrogi Laszlo Bramati Davide Canada Garcia David Cancellara Fabian Cioni Dario Devolder Stijn Eisel Bernhard Fornaciari Paolo Freire Gomez Oscar Garzelli Stefano Gasparro Graziano Horillo Munoz Pedro Hulsmans Kevin Köhler Philippe Lanfranchi Paolo Leysen Bart Nardelllo Daniele Nocentini Rinaldo Paolini Luca Petrov Evgueni Pozzato Filippo Ratti Eddy Rizzi Antonio Rogers Michael Sinkewitz Patrik Steels Tom Tafi Andrea Wegelius Charley Zanini Stefano Zerzan Pave
:eek:
weeer
1 April 2009, 00:45 UTC
#9
Dead Star said: Back in 2001, according to hln.be hln.be art 518496.html Open ↗
and just to remind you of who was in that squad:
Teamleader: LEFEVRE
Aggiano Elio Ballerini Franco Beltran Martinez Manuel Bettini Paolo Bodrogi Laszlo Bramati Davide Canada Garcia David Cancellara Fabian Cioni Dario Devolder Stijn Eisel Bernhard Fornaciari Paolo Freire Gomez Oscar Garzelli Stefano Gasparro Graziano Horillo Munoz Pedro Hulsmans Kevin Köhler Philippe Lanfranchi Paolo Leysen Bart Nardelllo Daniele Nocentini Rinaldo Paolini Luca Petrov Evgueni Pozzato Filippo Ratti Eddy Rizzi Antonio Rogers Michael Sinkewitz Patrik Steels Tom Tafi Andrea Wegelius Charley Zanini Stefano Zerzan Pave
:eek:
wqqwwee
1 April 2009, 01:11 UTC
#10
Dead Star said: Back in 2001, according to hln.be hln.be art 518496.html Open ↗
and just to remind you of who was in that squad:
Teamleader: LEFEVRE
Aggiano Elio Ballerini Franco Beltran Martinez Manuel Bettini Paolo Bodrogi Laszlo Bramati Davide Canada Garcia David Cancellara Fabian Cioni Dario Devolder Stijn Eisel Bernhard Fornaciari Paolo Freire Gomez Oscar Garzelli Stefano Gasparro Graziano Horillo Munoz Pedro Hulsmans Kevin Köhler Philippe Lanfranchi Paolo Leysen Bart Nardelllo Daniele Nocentini Rinaldo Paolini Luca Petrov Evgueni Pozzato Filippo Ratti Eddy Rizzi Antonio Rogers Michael Sinkewitz Patrik Steels Tom Tafi Andrea Wegelius Charley Zanini Stefano Zerzan Pave
:eek:
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