I believe Floyd…
I believe Floyd…was doped to the gills. The Mennonite Sensation is now the first man ever stripped of a Tour title for a doping offense. Continue reading
Category Archives: Doping
Doping is as doping does
Some great news out of this mornings NY Times: Athletes who want to cheat by injecting themselves with a performance-enhancing drug that boosts their blood Continue reading
And then there was Sunday
Friday was one hell of a day. I had flatted the front tire on my cross bike about week prior while pedaling my happy ass Continue reading
Let Boonen Ride
So, he likes the blow. Sign the petition below to be heard by, well, no one in particular. Dude likes the ski lodge. And he’s Continue reading
Happy Friday, tip them cups
I’m not sure how this will all play out yet. Well, no one is. But it looks like some good news from where I’m standing. Continue reading
Gene Doping
The advances in gene therapy have been huge. There is a recent article in Sports Illustrated outlining the current state of the technology. It does Continue reading
Tom Boonen snowed in at the ski lodge
From velonews.com Boonen tests positive for cocaine Paris-Roubaix winner and former world champion Tom Boonen has tested positive for cocaine, Het Laatste Nieuws reported on Continue reading
As the world turns…
Tonight we’re going with the Daiquiri. Why? Because I have all the ingredients and I need a drink. The Daiquiri is thought to have been Continue reading
Wednesday is the fifth ring of hell.
I’ll lead out the gate with this one, because it’s about the coolest thing I’ve seen all day. And, I might tell you, I’ve seen Continue reading
Is Your Voicemail Full?
This came out today (5/15/08) in cyclingnews.com Reminiscent of what Rassmussen is accused of: Balco head reveals methods, offers anti-doping advice After masterminding a designer Continue reading
Trek v. Lemond
Lance-Trek decided to dump Greg Lemond. Lemond was suing them it looks like. Because they were dissing Lemond Bikes, I think. That’s what is alleged Continue reading
An essay by 1984 Olympic gold medalist Alexi Grewal
I’ve used the same title, and now I’m going to cut and past the editors note right in here. Three is nothing more for Continue reading