Signs that the Tour is clean?

Eurostar
Eurostar Posts: 1,806
edited July 2009 in Pro race
We're complaining that the riders aren't aggressive, but they're saying the pace is tiring. Wiggo's near the front. And Menchov's nowhere. Does this suggest the race is clean?

How about Boonen? Could his form be cleanliness-related?
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  • timoid.
    timoid. Posts: 3,133
    Eurostar wrote:
    We're complaining that the riders aren't aggressive, but they're saying the pace is tiring. Wiggo's near the front. And Menchov's nowhere. Does this suggest the race is clean?

    How about Boonen? Could his form be cleanliness-related?


    Someone comes up with reasons why the Tour is clean every year

    No aggression is due to no reward. The stages so far haven't been ones that a lot of time can be made up on.

    WIggins near the front shows that there has been few proper mountain stages

    Menchov used his blood supplies to win the Giro
    It's a little like wrestling a gorilla. You don't quit when you're tired. You quit when the gorilla is tired.
  • bikerZA
    bikerZA Posts: 314
    Timoid. wrote:
    Someone comes up with reasons why the Tour is clean every year
    Agreed. Let's wait until the Tour starts next year to find out all the potential positives from this year (given the trend of any controversial doping stories being released days before the Tour starts)
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