On Nov 20, 3:30 pm, Andrew Martin <[email hidden]>
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I always just sort of assumed that Disco hid it better.
Or SUPRISE - they didn't have anything to hide since if they did and it slipped out everyone's free lunch would be gone forever? Of course that doesn't seem to dawn on people who are sure that cheating is the only way to win.
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From the sounds of things with Rasmu, telling the UCI that you'll be off training in some far-away place (Mexico) you don't have to worry about being found for out of competition testing.
On Nov 20, 3:30 pm, Andrew Martin <[email hidden]>
Quoted message said:
I always just sort of assumed that Disco hid it better.
Or SUPRISE - they didn't have anything to hide since if they did and it slipped out everyone's free lunch would be gone forever? Of course that doesn't seem to dawn on people who are sure that cheating is the only way to win.
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From the sounds of things with Rasmu, telling the UCI that you'll be off training in some far-away place (Mexico) you don't have to worry about being found for out of competition testing.
What were his blood levels again?
You should probably just go back to reading Bicycling Magazine and focusing on proper nutrition for your next century.
Anyone who has been anywhere near top level bike racing has seen the prevalence of drugs in the sport. Nobody will name names since they all know that ex-racers with no college education have only one long- term career play and that is to stay in the industry. Hard to make a career with people you've just ratted out.
I'm sure that there are some guys who race 100% clean and who do not take anything even borderline illegal. I don't for a minute think that you can find any of those guys in the top 10 at the Tour.
