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- MAGA Simmons will run into the beast Keegan Swenson - the beast will conquer!
- Is that your best reply? Trashing Americans again? Get a life instead of riding around chasing Tadeg's coattails! !
- Terrible article. The only news is that he's racing in Hamburg and nothing else
- It's hard not to admire Thibau Nys. Hope he gets back to his top level
- Pogi is a cycling superstar, an extremely famous talented cyclist, but yet a normal down to earth person. He's so normal because he's from Slovenia, a former almost Balkan country, where most people are down to earth and normal. Unlike you Americans.
- if you believe what landis says about doping, what he saw, what was said, etc., then HE says that he had open conversations about doping with pereiro during that tour, including oscar telling him straight out that he had one more transfusion to do.
- Unfortunately Rasmussen is right, we saw that last year. Also seems like Jonas is declining more than this year too. Its not looking that great for Jonas I think going forward especially with his wife saying stuff betwen the lines one get the impression jonas not that into cycling anymore as he needed :/
- Couldn’t agree more.
I’ve been a cycling fan close to half my life, and for the first time this year, the men’s TdF bored me to the point of forgetting to tune in.
As for the women’s TDF, I was glued. Thank you Demi, Kasia, Marlen, and the rest.
- Please tell your friend it is a stupid question.
- The 2006 TDF that Pereiro won after Landis was disqualified was a very memorable tour. On stage 17 Landis was off on his own out front constantly pouring bottles of water over himself to keep him cool as he ploughed on. Watching it we knew he was doping. At the end of the stage you could see he was as high as a kite. He got of the bike and coasted along on one pedal like a postman delivering the mail. Crazy times! knowing what was going on back then, I don't know if Pereiro was doped? According to this article he wasn't. That's hard to believe and unfortunately that's the cross he has to bear.
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