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- I estimated.
- Estimated, and how do these scientists know what Tadej is taking? He’s estimated to be clean? Just like guys are assumed to be nice or mean in the peloton. Unless you see everything in sport with your own eyes, it’s estimated.
- He’s a complete egomaniac. If you are praising him, he not interested. He’s just as unpleasant as Lance, if not more. Lance is most likely a different human since he quit drinking.
- If the tram composition were different, then the outcome of the tour may have been different. Regardless, Tadej was younger and ride on pure talent. He has refined his technique, strength, strategy and mental strength beyond anyone else. I don't see Jonas having a chance in the future. Paul Seixas will be a different animal in 2027, so nothing may be guaranteed or as straightforward for Pogi. As the saying goes... let the best man win!
- Elaborate
- Introduce a paywall and your traffic will dry up immediately
- before, during, and after every tour, somebody brings up the reducetheteamsize issue. it is not even an idea anymore and the arguments always the same, repetitive and redundant. maybe they pull it out every year to fill the news vacuum between tour and vuelta?
- A number of riders (Rooks, most prominently) have acknowledged using EPO in the '89 Tour. The French prodigy Fignon said that he was tempted, but declined. Though he admitted to using all the other PEDs common to that era, so who knows?
Fignon also speculated that PEDs may have contributed to the form and aggressiveness of his cancer, but his own doctor disagreed. Again, who knows?
Yes, you are right: EPO was approved for human trials in the mid-1980s, and approved by the FDA in mid-1989 for medical use.
- Not for the quality you offer.
- So you are going back to the late 1990's to prove a point, which you have not proven. I thought you said facts over feelings, new guy..
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