How Tyler gets much much more coverage in the U.S. for alleged doping than he does when he wins. Sort of a not so surprising commentary on the U.S. press. So I guess if we want cycling to be more popular and get more coverage in the U.S. we should encourage doping or "legalize it".
Nah, wait till the hammer falls on the patron. Then we're talking serious coverage.
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How Tyler gets much much more coverage in the U.S. for alleged doping than he does when he wins. Sort of a not so surprising commentary on the U.S. press. So I guess if we want cycling to be more popular and get more coverage in the U.S. we should encourage doping or "legalize it".