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Froid Landis
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http://www.washingtonpost.com/wp-dyn/content/article/2006/08/05/AR2006080500989.html
"Sure, the people who are getting caught -- there's a lot of them," he
said. "But the ones who are getting caught are the ones who are doing
it, because it's practically impossible to get away with it." The
random tests cyclists undergo are "a complete intrusion of privacy," he
continued. "They've been to my house four times in the last four
months. If you ask me, that's excessive. It makes my daughter wonder if
I'm on drugs."
"We don't have any bigger problem than any other sport does," he said.
"We just make it public immediately because we're too stupid to do
anything about it."
"I've been tested 18 times already this year. How many do you need?"
"Sure, the people who are getting caught -- there's a lot of them," he
said. "But the ones who are getting caught are the ones who are doing
it, because it's practically impossible to get away with it." The
random tests cyclists undergo are "a complete intrusion of privacy," he
continued. "They've been to my house four times in the last four
months. If you ask me, that's excessive. It makes my daughter wonder if
I'm on drugs."
"We don't have any bigger problem than any other sport does," he said.
"We just make it public immediately because we're too stupid to do
anything about it."
"I've been tested 18 times already this year. How many do you need?"