This is an add on to the bush43 “All you need to know” post and your post titled: Doping expert levels charges against Contador Let me preface this by saying I am not a professional physiologist, but this is what I’ve gathered through my graduate studies. The following info may help you calculate if someone Read the full article…

We all knew it was coming. Barry Bonds cemented his place in Major League Baseball history in San Francisco last night, becoming the all-time home run record holder. The Giants’ slugger hit his 756th homer to surpass the mark set by Hank Aaron 31 years ago. The 43-year-old, on two strikes, clubbed a fastball by Read the full article…

that doping shit again fuck that doping shit Anyway, here is a short (7:00 short?) piece on doping, which shows it as a two-headed monster, not only for the events won by doping and stolen from clean riders, but also for the injustice of the labs, the denial of rider rights and all that stuff. Read the full article…

I got an email today that said, “the dividing line between those riders who get pissed about other riders doping, and those that don’t get mad is pretty stark.” I have to agree. Tour de France winner Alberto Contador said Thursday that the forced exit of Danish cyclist Michael Rasmussen, which paved the way for Read the full article…

The woman has a point: And while we can make all the jokes we want about Floyd Landis, last year’s Tour champion, the most glorified record in American sports is on the verge of being shattered by a man with numerous ties to performance-enhancing drugs. Tour officials already don’t recognize Landis as the champion and Read the full article…

Credit to Bush43 for the title of this one. I can’t come up with shit like that, I’m a dumb ass. Like you don’t know that already. German authorities said Tuesday they have received documents from doping expert Werner Franke which he claims show Tour de France winner Alberto Contador was involved in doping. Franke Read the full article…

You just knew this was coming. I Believe Mayo

I left for a minute to go around the corner and buy a soda. And I come back to this: Iban Mayo tested positive for EPO on the Tour de France’s rest day, July 24, it was announced Monday night. His team Saunier Duval was informed of the positive test by the UCI and immediately Read the full article…

Cousin Vino has hired the same two fine American Attorneys who are brilliantly steering the S.S. Landis away from the shoals. Or they’re trying to anyway. Funny thing is, they get paid the same either way. Alexandre Vinokourov and his Astana team, forced out of the Tour de France after Vinokourov’s initial positive test for Read the full article…

I don’t usually cite an entire article from one of the Big Cycling Websites (we are a small cycling website). But today, right here, right now, I pretty much will: A leading German expert in the fight against doping claimed Monday to have evidence indicating that Tour de France winner Alberto Contador had used drugs. Read the full article…

I support the anti-doping effort. It isn’t easy on any side. I can understand the difficulty between the professional cyclists, race promoters and cycling organizations. There is some truth to accusations that this is killing the sport. If the drug users, suppliers or testers are to blame is a question of one’s perspective. Drug users Read the full article…

Watts/KG take a big, big jump when you can get that oxygen to the muscles. To do that, you need to increase the O2 carrying capacity of the blood. The ultimate test of how much O2 one can get their blood to carry, is a tough climb. Plateau de Beille ; a steep 15.9 KM Read the full article…