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Tale
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Evildrider
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The French just couldn't take getting pwned on their own big race.
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Azaroth
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Fire up the lab. Because blood tests tell all. Weren't the Olympics under scrutiny of the most advanced anti-doping screening in the world? How many Olympians were caught doping? Oh, right.... but I'm sure none of THEM would use any kind of drugs. When someone like Marian Jones dopes during the Olympics, SHE GETS CAUGHT BY DEM DERE BLOOD TESTS.
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It's better to do what Dana Torres and Michael Phelps did which is to bank a certain amount of their blood and urine periodically during competition so it could be tested in the future. Except don't let the French anti-doping agency store it cause they always seem to fuck up their secondary blood samples (how convenient for them).
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Oh, right.... but I'm sure none of THEM would use any kind of drugs. When someone like Marian Jones dopes during the Olympics, SHE GETS CAUGHT BY DEM DERE BLOOD TESTS. Blood tests for doping have advanced a lot in the last couple of years and Marian Jones would have been caught by today's tests. Also, the drug of choice for cyclists, EPO, is detectable in its first and second generations. The third and latest generation is deliberately manufactured with a molecule that can be detected. That's what happened to Ricardo Ricco in the Tour de France - he came second in the Giro d'Italia (precursor to TdF), won two stages of Le Tour, was being talked about as the next big thing in cycling, and now he's facing jail time in France because he was on a third gen EPO. They don't fuck around anymore, doping in cycling is a criminal offence on French soil.
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Armstrong to join Astanaas expected. It'll be interesting to see if Contador stays on setting up a Hinault/LeMond style conflict in next year's Tour de France.
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Armstrong's first race for Astana will be the Tour Down Under in South Australia in January. It's gruelling stuff in the Aussie summer heat - I'm planning to join the spectators.
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Well, hope for the best for him, always liked him. However, I do sort of wish athletes who retire would stay retired. Seems more and more big name athletes who go out on top keep coming out of retirement, and it almost never ends well. Good luck to him though.
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