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I think LeMonde is still bitter about cylcing in general and the tour in particular. Remember what happened back when he was supposed to be the man and then Bernard Hinault came back for another tour or two and Lemond had to just soldier for that guy.
Then he had that hunting accident. He could have had five or six tour wins had things played out differently. |
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i lost some respect for him when he accused LA of doping. same thing with frankie A and his wife. i too have often thought that the riders are just a step ahead of the testers. i think that is why that little piss ant pantani dropped out with a "stomach flu" after trying to put a hurt on lance. he knew that if he got tested again he would fail. but until a rider is caught, i have to assume they are clean. look at how much LA has been tested. i bet there is not a rider out there that has been tested more. even outside of the tour, they have to give the vampires their location at all times, just in case they want blood. the 2 riders that hurt me the most and i would have never thought doped were Tyler H and Landis. |
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i raced too, not pro by any means, but i did my time around the south east. i have not been on my bike in years and i have not followed racing really since LA quit. i still like roubaix, waiting to see hincapie win. |
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Chemo? No way that's an advantage. 2 of my sisters and a girlfriend (died) had to do that. Horrible. I think at that point he was just trying to keep from dying, which is what they predicted would happen. |
have you ever seen someone go thru chemo? my sister died from it! the ONLY advantage he got was the weight loss, thats not illegal. actually, i think he was taking EPO. he gave up everything for cycling, no else out there was willing to do that. if he did not have the training hours to back up results, i would agree that he was doping, but until proven guilty, he is clean as far as i am concerned.
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Cycling needs to be clean, whatever it takes. It needs to be clean to pick up the sponsorship and fan base this great sport needs. Sure wish I had Versus on our satellite TV. I'd be watching right now... angela |
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looks like highlander might be losing his bet
frog's get two in a row :) GC contador takes 2nd lance to 3rd looks like lance lost 48seconds to contador today guess he is human oh the horror |
So Lance is third, 2 seconds behind Contador? I think.
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Yes, I have seen chemotherapy victims go through it. |
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Today was a fabulous stage, with lots of action. Cancellara dropped as expected... And its still Contador and Lance. The other guy is just a place-holder. Contador only picked up 20 secs on LA today. Dont worry about LA, there's still what 2 more weeks.... we've got a long ride ahead of us. |
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There is no ideal body IMO....We saw big guys champions....if we look at what we have now on TDF, there's a lot of small body jig in place...! Genetic and dope (I mean how to hidden it) play BIG .From Wiki...:
Physical advantages At the top of his career, Miguel Indurain had a physiology that was not only superior when compared to average people, but also when compared to his fellow athletes. His blood circulation had the ability to circulate 7 litres of blood around his body per minute,[1] compared to the average amount of 3-4 litres of an ordinary person and the 5-6 litres of his fellow riders. His Cardiac Output is 50L a minute, a fit amateur cyclist's is about 25L a minute. Also, Indurain's lung capacity was 8 litres, compared to an average of 6 litres. In addition, Indurain's resting pulse was as low as 28 BPM, compared to a normal human's 60-80 bpm , which meant his heart would be less strained in the tough mountain stages.[2] His VO2 max was 88 ml/kg/min; in comparison, Lance Armstrong's was 82 ml/kg/min and Greg LeMond's was 92.5 ml/kg/min. |
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if hincappie ever comes up pos. i will burn my bike....well, not really, but it will make it easier to sell to finish my motor. LA is showing he is a class act....so far. i hope he keeps it up even if he loses to contador. i would really like to see contador faulter and LA show his strength and win. LA has already shown how much smarter he is. it is good tactics to have 2 very strong guys sitting in the top 3. it would have been bad if contador would have gotten the yellow, that shows he is out for himself and he is not very smart. |
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Drama!!!
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Why do you say that he's not smart? How do you measure how smart one is in cycle racing? I would really like to see race radio go away fot the rest of the tour and we shall see who can really read a race. A true champion like Merckx and Hinault still attack and win stages even when they are ahead. thay's only my stupid opinion. |
I'm with you on dumping the radios. Blech!
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