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A comment by "wasafloydfam" on the http://trustbut.blogspot.com
discusion wonders:
"I am surprised that no one has suggested that Phonak had so many
positive doping cases because it would not manage the doping of its
riders or at least look the other way. This would certainly make the
riders more likely to get caught.
Obviously, this is not something the other teams or the UCI would want
to suggest. They would prefer that we conclude that Phonak was the
worst. But it seems at least possible that they were the best. They had
a boss and a DS that were really opposed to doping, so their riders had
to manage and conceal their own programs. This lead to them getting
caught."
In the words of Ms. Tomlin, "I try hard to be cynical, but it's so hard
to keep up."
-dB
discusion wonders:
"I am surprised that no one has suggested that Phonak had so many
positive doping cases because it would not manage the doping of its
riders or at least look the other way. This would certainly make the
riders more likely to get caught.
Obviously, this is not something the other teams or the UCI would want
to suggest. They would prefer that we conclude that Phonak was the
worst. But it seems at least possible that they were the best. They had
a boss and a DS that were really opposed to doping, so their riders had
to manage and conceal their own programs. This lead to them getting
caught."
In the words of Ms. Tomlin, "I try hard to be cynical, but it's so hard
to keep up."
-dB