sopas said:
For me this would be pointless.
When I was 23 years old, I was measured 50.5 once at a clinic and I have never been a profesional sportman and neither doped. I used to run 5 km every morning back then, but other than that I don't think living at 700 meters above sea level had much to do with it. So you go fiugre out.
Three years of physicals at work showed my 'crit levels at 46, 44, and 48. I must've been dehydrated.
The website l
e-grimpeur.net is full of excellent articles about climbers. Included is a
series on doping with a lot of info. on epo use. Epo hit the peloton in the early 90's and some riders had recorded 'crit levels in the high 50's, even above 60. There are quite a few "normal" levels for a number of riders included, usually in the low to mid-40's.
Damiano Cunego is the only rider I know of that has an exemption for his naturally high hematocrit level of just over 50.
You might try searching the Columbia and Garmin websites for drug testing data. At least some of the riders like Wiggins posted their data online. Other teams may have done so, too.