Does parity in this years tour indicate a clean Tour de France ?

Or just the widespread well publicized use of the now known Armstrong
doping protocol ?

On 19/07/2011 16:50, Choppy Warburton wrote:

Or just the widespread well publicized use of the now known Armstrong
doping protocol ?

I'll go for that.

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On Jul 19, 11:53*am, atriage wrote:
On 19/07/2011 16:50, Choppy Warburton wrote:

Or just the widespread well publicized use of the now known Armstrong
doping protocol ?

I'll go for that.

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Agreed, all of the 'secrets' have been spilled. It's no longer
rocket science. Just log into the internets and blood doping 101 is
everywhere.

In article
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Choppy Warburton wrote:

Or just the widespread well publicized use of the now known Armstrong
doping protocol ?

If you flog that dead horse long and hard enough
it will cross the finish line.

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Michael Press

On 7/19/2011 3:59 PM, Michael Press wrote:
In article
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Choppy wrote:

Or just the widespread well publicized use of the now known Armstrong
doping protocol ?

If you flog that dead horse long and hard enough
it will cross the finish line.

It's a well known Internet fact that Dr. Lance Armstrong invented blood
doping, EPO and lying.

On Jul 19, 11:50*am, Choppy Warburton
wrote:
Or just the widespread well publicized use of the now known Armstrong
doping protocol ?

FWIW, Vaughters says the data (bio passport and average speeds)
suggests the former.

http://velonews.competitor.com/2011/...er-tour_184939

On Jul 19, 7:32*pm, Victor Kan wrote:
On Jul 19, 11:50*am, Choppy Warburton
wrote:

Or just the widespread well publicized use of the now known Armstrong
doping protocol ?

FWIW, Vaughters says the data (bio passport and average speeds)
suggests the former.

http://velonews.competitor.com/2011/...e-france-noteb...

Well it would be good to hear from an expert on the subject and not
just some jack-off bozo they found wandering around the team bus.

On 20/07/2011 01:32, Victor Kan wrote:
On Jul 19, 11:50 am, Choppy
wrote:
Or just the widespread well publicized use of the now known Armstrong
doping protocol ?

FWIW, Vaughters says the data (bio passport and average speeds)
suggests the former.

http://velonews.competitor.com/2011/...er-tour_184939

JV selected one particular climb (Plateau de Beille) to compare past and present
speeds, statistically this is meaningless as many other factors come into play
in any particular stage.

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