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Aw gently caress, Team Human Rights Abuse wins a stage 
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God drat I'm traveling today and cycling turns into a day time drama.
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May 26, 2017 13:15
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Il Giro - Prison rules
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Think them splitting TDF leadership repeatedly with Valverde to the detriment of Quintana may have factored into his decision. If Contador couldn't do it in his prime I'm not sure Quintana, who has yet to really show an ability to dominate consistently can. Not even beginning to mention Sky's focus on the Tour putting him at an immense handicap.
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May 26, 2017 14:21
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I've stopped giving a drat about the story until the heads start rolling but did he ever come out publicly in support of Brailsford? Must be an awesome work environment in Team Sky.
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EPO too cheap, effective and easy to use to give up. Only negative is if they get tested in the glow period after a dose. Hence the value of far flung training camps 👍
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Jun 28, 2017 12:09
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If it's OOC like I read on CN then most likely at home. Poor dude must've know he was toast when he opened the door.
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Jun 28, 2017 19:58
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serious gaylord posted:Do you think Tinkov is still salty about Contador? Russian oligarch calls someone greedy without a hint of irony.
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Jul 1, 2017 11:56
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Xabi posted:I'm a big fan of the bikini bottom bibs @ BMC. Really let's you study the curves of the riders. How could you post this without including at least one image?! Thread rules need to be updated.
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Missing all the TDF action in Nepal, took me an hour to download an 80mb file this evening. If Aru has the legs to challenge I'm betting the British press will fall over themselves to mention Astana's past. Also read after the G20 Trump will be in France for Bastillé day, prior to reading that I'd have been surprised if Macron wasn't l'invité du jour at the Tour that day. Now that Macron has company I'm doubting ASO will extend the invite to include the visitor but stranger things have happened. Finally, I missed the stage a few days ago, did Quintana look cooked when the rest went up the road on Planche? Wondering if he thinks he can ride himself into form, he's usually strong in the 3rd week.
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Jul 7, 2017 19:08
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There's also the possibility of Boonen being off his game after a long night railing beak at a 16yr old's birthday party. Essential pro cycling reading: Breaking the Chain
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Nov 10, 2017 11:48
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vikingstrike posted:Later in the book he reveals that Luigi wasn't Cancellara. It was Thomas Dekker. At least I think I'm remembering that footnote correctly. Not the first time I've heard that rumour. That said Canc is not a happy bunny about the book.
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I'm really shocked about these findings. The one team expected to be clean and beyond reproach... No worries though, their next totally credible project Geraint is pretty much ready.
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I wonder if any of this would have come to light with Cookson still at the helm. Makes his bumbling about Sky the other week even better.
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Dec 13, 2017 17:13
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Remember Armstrong and people refusing to believe the hero they defended for so long was actually just another sporting fraud.
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There was also the same accusations of coverup during the Contador positive, the news only became public shortly after the press, I think German, discovered the story and were preparing to publish.Xabi posted:Chris "I have never failed a test" Froome has come out in full force to explain why his body is chock-full of drugs: Ross Tucker from sportsscientists.com quote:Chris Froome and disease sure are good for one another. The story is that his asthma flared up at the Vuelta, hence the change in dosage. There was also the chest infection for which he took prednisone a few years back – most people don’t dominate the most challenging endurance events in the world when they are in optimal health, but Froome does it when at his worst. Wiggins, recall, was so stricken that he needed emergency meds flown in via Jiffy Bag, and he went on to win the Tour de France?
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Carlos Sastre
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The reasoned decision in the Armstrong case was pretty informative.
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McQuaid is said to be wanted for questioning in relation to a drive by on Friday evening http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/mcquaid-froomes-salbutamol-case-is-troubling-and-worrying/
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kimbo305 posted:If this is at the line, then it's clear enough: Maybe the perspective is at play here but it looks like Demare won by virtue of having a bigger frame.
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