I think you guys have this wrong. It is so easy for the team to suspend/fire riders like this when they are caught doping. It seems unimaginable that the team didn't know about the doping. I find it hard to believe the team wasn't behind the doping. So all they have to do is fire the rider, they get credit for being tough on dopers, then they recruit another batch of riders to dope up. Phonak is already on round two or three. Tyler/Perez, now Botero/Guti... wasn't there another rider or two of lesser note as well. How can a team accidentally end up with a ton of dopers? Give me a freaking break. The teams have to be guilty too. If riders are riding for teams that dope them, then the problem is with the teams first.
If the teams would quit doping their riders and commit to a clean sport, then the riders would have no place to go. Teams should be monitoring their own riders through tests and examinations. Any rider making an improbable leap in fitness would be more closely examined. If the teams had a life and death responsibility in this, then the riders would have to quit doping. The riders are getting away with it because the teams are supporting them. Cycling is not too easy on the riders, cycling is too easy on the teams. Be hard on the teams and the teams will be hard on the riders.
Showing up to a start line jacked up without the race organizers knowing is easy. Showing up to a start line jacked up with nobody on your team knowing is very difficult. These guys spend every second together.