Bhasin agreed. "People can have high ratios without abuse," he said. He added that one way to know if the ratio found in the test was normal was to continue testing the athlete. If the ratio is normal for that man, it will not change.
So do they have Landis' ratio in other tests, say, at the beginning of the race or at any other interval at which he was tested?
If the ratio spiked at the stage win at Morzine, then something drastically changed in what Landis put into his body before or during that stage.
