Kill your parents; then bawl you’re an orphan
OK, let’s get this straight as reported in Velonews. T-Mobile fields a top tier cycling team for about $12 million (a mentioned figure of the Continue reading
Category Archives: Doping
Sitting in, sitting on…
A reader submission: From: Eric have you seen this? Bill Strickland over at Bicycling, soft-pedaling his implicit first-hand knowledge of doping… sittingin.bicycling.com pardon my french, Continue reading
Riis’s name erased
I just read that Bjarne Riis’s name is to disappear from the official Tour de France publications. I don’t think this is a good idea. Continue reading
d’Hont continues accusations…
The good time just keep on trunkin’ Former Team Telekom soigneur Jef d’Hont is not backing down in his attempt to force a confession from Continue reading
I’m looking at you, Floyd.
I hate to say it, but this whole thing starts making sense when I sit back, look at it all, and the pieces seem to Continue reading
Godefroot denies Telekom doping
Somehow I have a hard time believing him. How could he not know what was going on all around him? “I neither organized nor financed Continue reading
Emails
More emails: From: Jim My admiration of Paul Kimmage’s writing and ethos is diminished by his rude contempt for the “wannabees” who make cycling unique Continue reading
Riis was a rockstar
I’ll say this: Riis was a rockstar in 1996 I originally posted this vid on the old html site a week or so ago. I Continue reading
Defeat the Omerta.
Patrick Brady had a piece in the LA times yesterday regarding doping. He suggests offering an amesty for former pros to come clean. There has Continue reading
Riis ejected
You just knew this one was coming: Riis ejected from Danish sports hall of fame The 1996 Tour de France winner and Team CSC director, Continue reading
Two Things That Are Intertwined
The key stage that mostly decided the Giro was wednesday’s climb of the Zolcan. What an excellent time to test the riders. So they actually Continue reading
Prudhomme doesn’t want Riis at Tour
I think this is a mistake. We need to find ways to reward those who come forward and tell the truth. Even if it is Continue reading