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Isn't it incredible what these new un-detectable *** can do !
> > I haven't seen any of the Sunday riding yet, but on Saturday, that
Lance
> > Armstrong fella...whoa! The pressure he put on everyone during the
last
> > climb was amazing.
> > (did I mention he was Yank?)
> Isn't it incredible what these new un-detectable *** can do !
Lance Armstrong is an absolutely amazing human being.
> > > I haven't seen any of the Sunday riding yet, but on Saturday, that
> Lance
> > > Armstrong fella...whoa! The pressure he put on everyone during the
> last
> > > climb was amazing.
> > > (did I mention he was Yank?)
> > Isn't it incredible what these new un-detectable *** can do !
> Don't assume things you have no evidence to assume, Lance Armstrong fought
> so hard to keep his life when he was riddled with cancer I can't see him
> putting his health at risk to win a bike race.
Mikkel
PS: speaking of patriotism... funny how Laurent Jalabert, after signing on a
danish team and winning 2 stages, is "almost" a Dane now in the danish media
;)
I'm saying it about everyone. Cycling is the test-bed for new performance
enhancing ***. Have you been living in a cave or something ?
> Isn't it incredible what these new un-detectable *** can do !
For me, however, the enjoyment has decreased. 10 years ago, I just
admired the cyclist who had done something extraordinary, now I start
thinking (subconciously) about the amounts of doping he must be using.
greetings,
Han Monsees
Go Lance!
>Lance Armstrong is an absolutely amazing human being.
Greg LeMond was virtually ignored even through he, too, had to
overcome a life-threatening medical crisis (he was accidentally shot
by his brother-in-law) and came back to win the most exciting tour
ever when he won the maillot Jaune (sp?) in a time trial on the
event's final day by a scant 8 seconds -- the closest finish ever...
And outside the cycling community, he remained almost unknown...
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TPTCC Champion 2000
TPTCC Champion 2001
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> Mikkel
> PS: speaking of patriotism... funny how Laurent Jalabert, after signing on
a
> danish team and winning 2 stages, is "almost" a Dane now in the danish
media
> ;)
> > I haven't seen any of the Sunday riding yet, but on Saturday, that
Lance
> > Armstrong fella...whoa! The pressure he put on everyone during the
last
> > climb was amazing.
> > (did I mention he was Yank?)
> > dave henrie
More money = better crew = better scientist and research = finding new ways
to enhance your body (whatever it's by *** or by natural body work). Just
replace the body with a racing car and we have motorsports :-)
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Most sponsors say they will quit if there is any cyclist caught for dope, to
be politically correct IMO.
I think they agree with almost everything as far as their cyclists aren't
caught.
Two teams have been caught recently (Festina and TVM) and I simply cannot
believe they are the only ones that were using dope, are using dope or will
be using dope.
I not going to accuse any cyclist personally; it's not a problem of
induviduals but one of the whole sport.
A couple of years ago, their has been a research in the USA about dope and
they found that a very large amount of young people were willing to
sacrifice 10 or 20 years of their lifes in order to achieve sporting succes.
And I think a similar research would give similar results in Europe, too.
greetings,
Han Monsees
> Michael Heymanns
> Team-Manager SRG
> IWSC Champion 2000
> IPSC GT-Champion 2000
> TPTCC Champion 1999
> TPTCC Champion 2000
> TPTCC Champion 2001
> www.srg-group.de
> www.teamsrg.de
> www.tptcc.de
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> > Yeah wow, he must have the best doctor of the pack.....
> > Lance seems like a nice guy, but if you for one second believe that he
is
> > any cleaner than the rest, you might just be a bit too patriotic.
> > Mikkel
> > PS: speaking of patriotism... funny how Laurent Jalabert, after signing
on
> a
> > danish team and winning 2 stages, is "almost" a Dane now in the danish
> media
> > ;)
> > > I haven't seen any of the Sunday riding yet, but on Saturday, that
> Lance
> > > Armstrong fella...whoa! The pressure he put on everyone during the
> last
> > > climb was amazing.
> > > (did I mention he was Yank?)
> > > dave henrie