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does this make sense.. why would anyone in their right mind be using CERA at this point in time when everyone knows it can be detected? this seems really odd to me.. is this a messed up test? The UCI Press Release: Danilo Di Luca provisionally suspended Earlier today, the UCI advised Italian rider Danilo Di Luca that he is provisionally suspended. The decision to provisionally suspend Mr Di Luca was made in response to a report from the WADA accredited laboratory in Paris indicating an Adverse Analytical Finding of Recombinant EPO (CERA) in blood samples collected from him at the Giro d’Italia on 20 May and 28 May 2009. These adverse findings were a direct result of a targeted test programme conducted on Mr Di Luca using information from his biological passport’s blood profile, previous test results and his race schedule. The provisional suspension of Mr Di Luca remains in force until a hearing panel convened by the Italian Cycling Federation determines whether he has indeed committed an anti-doping rule violation under Article 21 of the UCI Anti-Doping Rules. Mr Di Luca has the right to request and attend the analyses of both his B samples. Under the World Anti-Doping Code and the UCI Anti-Doping Rules, the UCI is unable to provide any additional information at this time. UCI Press Services |
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who matched all those attacks... every day? and what does that say about him? and what about his associations with an Austrian blood bank.. people are frig'n stupid! |
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He also knew that without a great performance in the Giro, the Tour would not be an option, though it didn't matter in the end anyway. I wonder if the Tour organizers noticed his ceaseless attacks and asked themselves just how he was doing it, and didn't invite LPR just in case........ |
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Always liked the Killer. He was never afraid to attack. If this test is positive, then the second placed rider in this years Giro is disqualified and faces a lengthy ban.
__________________ .."But finally the last thing I’ll say to the people who don’t believe in cycling, the cynics and the sceptics. I'm sorry for you. I’m sorry that you can’t dream big. [I]I'm sorry you don't believe in miracles. You should believe in these athletes, and you should believe in these people. I'll be a fan of the Tour de France for as long as I live. And there are no secrets - this is a hard sporting event and hard work wins it" - Armstrong 2005 TDF morelike hypocrisy. |
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Some of these riders like Diluca and Menchov make their doping so obvious by the wild swings in their performance. I think it was just a couple years ago in the Tour de France that Diluca was barely finishing stages. And look at Menchov at this year's Tour de France. Certainly all riders try to peak at certain times and because of this will have various degrees of form, but not to this extent. IMO the most obvious doper ever is Iban Mayo, going from a full sprint up Alpe d'Huez to needing his teammates to push him up the hills in the Pyrenees a couple years later. Armstrong has never had such wild swings. If you are a top rider, it's not possible to suck super bad like these dopers can on occasion.
__________________ Lance Armstrong’s Last Words, August 10, 2007 - “We're proud of our record. We won eight Tours, a Vuelta, a Giro and other races and not one positive test," Armstrong said. “I’m not sure if there are many other teams who can say that right now. Couple that with our ethical record, despite all the gossip and nonsense that goes on.” |
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__________________ "Kick over the statues and the tyrants die. Wave bye bye to their heroes with a hammer." --The Redskins, Kick Over the Statues |
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This result didn't come because of the biological passport program... The guy was in the leaders jersey at the time. Funny how they didn't say he was positive for the stages that he won and therefore probably would have been tested during those stages too. What about all the stages that he was the leader - stage 5 though 11? |
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I assume that there is clean riders probably not in the top 20 but there is at least one inside the peloton.
__________________ 6 +2 (according Ashenden) samples with EPO should have banned Lance Armstrong to start next TDF ! |
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With blood CERA test, he would probably be positive for each stage.
__________________ 6 +2 (according Ashenden) samples with EPO should have banned Lance Armstrong to start next TDF ! |
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In any case, although I like the Killer, but I doubt even his mother is surprised. |
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