ricola
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ricola
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Thu, Oct 18, 2012 5:49 PM
Oct 18, 2012 5:49 PM
seems silly to try to even keep debating this. I'll let the USADA statement speak for itself. Cycling was probably the dirtiest sport out there for years. Lance and his team had a bottomless pit as far as resources for the best doctors, the best drugs, the best technology, etc etc. (Track and field is also quite dirty--as mentioned above). They were able to stay a step ahead of the testing process for years. The riders/teams without the deep pockets and resources--the testing caught up to them. It finally caught up to many of the rest of of Lance's team. And to those who passed em all (like Lance---allegedly) finally sang and fessed up when they were subpoened. He was probably no dirtier than the rest of the bikers who passed all their tests as well. (after all, the vast majority of the bikers all passed, when probably the vast majority were all juicing to some extent). Lance knows he's been caught, and so now does Nike...and many others out there.
Oct 18, 2012 5:49pm
