Identities of the 'Non Negative' Giro results..
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So essentially none of them has done anything that isn't legislated for on their UCI file as either a documented condition or TUE? Looks like we can put gazetta down for the first shot in the doping scandal season between now and the start of Le Tour.
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Unless they find synthetic testosterone in Mayo's counteranalysis, there is convenient excuses for all.
TUEs for salbutamol are a joke.
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Why are TUES for salbutamol a joke?
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Because about 75% of the peloton have them. I doubt there are that many world class cyclist asthmatics.
In the population I would say less than 20% are asthma sufferers and of those that are only about 20% of them will use Salbutamol.
I admit it isn't a very funny joke. You had to be there.
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legaupe...
you in chiswick...?
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<font face="Tahoma"></font id="Tahoma">I've always thought that for a fit bunch of people, they do have a high percentage of asthma suffers. But, could this be caused by long hours on roads breathing in car fumes?
Or do they just ask a nice doctor to say they have asthma as they know salbutamol can help them ride fast? [V]
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<font face="Tahoma"></font id="Tahoma">I've always thought that for a fit bunch of people, they do have a high percentage of asthma suffers. But, could this be caused by long hours on roads breathing in car fumes?
Or do they just ask a nice doctor to say they have asthma as they know salbutamol can help <s>them ride fast? </s> mask the presence of other drugs[V]
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Ah, I didn't realised it could be used as a masking agent. If that's true does that mean 75% of people are doping? If so that's lower than I thought.0
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Or do they just ask a nice doctor to say they have asthma as they know salbutamol can help them ride fast? [V]
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Isn't it used as a masking agent for some PED or other too ?0 -
From cyclingnews:
"Matxin noted the existence of a certificate from the UCI that confirms the Spaniard naturally produces high values of exogenous testosterone"
WTF!!!??? How can you produce exogenous T naturally???
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typo surely?0
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He's on typo too??? Yikes, things are getting out of hand in the peleton.
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<blockquote id="quote"><font size="1" face="Verdana, Arial, Helvetica" id="quote">quote:<hr height="1" noshade id="quote"><i>Originally posted by kav</i>
He's on typo too??? Yikes, things are getting out of hand in the peleton.
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Typo is what journos use to enable them to write quicker and longer.
<i>Rarer than a one-liner by Howard Peel</i>
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mayo in the clear: http://www.velonews.com/news/fea/12407.0.html0
