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"Pat McQuaid, the president of the U.C.I., told the Reuters news agency on Monday that he would rather that Rasmussen not win the Tour de France. “From an image point of view, it would be better if it was not Rasmussen but one of the youngest riders winning the Tour,” McQuaid said." From an image point of view it'd be better if Paddy just shut the **** up. Either remove these idiots or take the sport away from them. Now. Ron |
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RonSonic wrote: "Pat McQuaid, the president of the U.C.I., told the Reuters news agency on Monday that he would rather that Rasmussen not win the Tour de France. “From an image point of view, it would be better if it was not Rasmussen but one of the youngest riders winning the Tour,” McQuaid said." From an image point of view it'd be better if Paddy just shut the **** up. Either remove these idiots or take the sport away from them. Now. That's a ridiculous thing for him to say. But on the bright side, if Pound had said it, the last thing he'd be saying would be, "... and I'll do whatever it takes to see that he doesn't win." -- tanx, Howard Never take a tenant with a monkey. remove YOUR SHOES to reply, ok? |
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On Jul 23, 3:00 pm, RonSonic wrote:
"Pat McQuaid, the president of the U.C.I., told the Reuters news agency on Monday that he would rather that Rasmussen not win the Tour de France. "From an image point of view, it would be better if it was not Rasmussen but one of the youngest riders winning the Tour," McQuaid said." From an image point of view it'd be better if Paddy just shut the **** up. Either remove these idiots or take the sport away from them. Now. Forget the dope thing. Pat's clearly noticed that Mikey Rasmussen is ... ****ing ugly!! From an image point of view, it would be better if it was one of the younger riders winning the Tour. Especially a cute one. Hell, if it was Tyler Farrar, maybe heather would even post to rbr. BTW, I am reconciled somewhat to the doping stories, but I agree with Steven Sheffield, the story about handing some random friend/sucker a box of "shoes" filled with Hemopure to take through customs bothers me. Assuming the story's for real, but it seems unlikely to be made up. Ben I have a closet full of "cycling shoes" |
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On 07/23/2007 09:05 PM, in article
, " wrote: BTW, I am reconciled somewhat to the doping stories, but I agree with Steven Sheffield, the story about handing some random friend/sucker a box of "shoes" filled with Hemopure to take through customs bothers me. Assuming the story's for real, but it seems unlikely to be made up. Interesting thing ... I just finished reading David Walsh's newest book, "From Lance to Landis: Inside the American Doping Controversy at the Tour de France". (http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/AS...962X/veluninc/) In the Author's Note (after the Epilogue): "Four years ago, I traveled to Milan to meet a young American who had recently moved from Colorado to Italy. He told a story about a friend of his, a European-born professional cyclist, who had asked this young man to bring to Italy a pair of favorite cycling shoes he had unintentionally left in the United States. The shoes were dropped off at the young man's house in Boulder--a friend of the owner of the shoes just left the package at this young man's door. As it turned out, the traveler didn't have much spare room, but he figured he could squeeze in the shoes if he took them out of the package and packed the two shoes separately. Inside the package were 8 cartons of bovine hemoglobin." From http://velonews.com/tour2007/news/articles/12851.0.html "A former amateur mountain-bike racer alleged Thursday that Tour de France yellow-jersey holder Michael Rasmussen (Rabobank) attempted to trick him into carrying illegal doping products to Europe in 2002. Whitney Richards, 31, a one-time Colorado-based cross-country racer, told VeloNews that in March of 2002, Rasmussen asked him to transport a box containing cycling shoes. But the shoebox, according to Richards, actually contained bags of an American-made human blood substitute. None of the information Richards provided VeloNews involves allegations of current doping." So ... knowing that there would have to be some lead time for Walsh's book; AND that there's no way they could have known that Rasmussen would be leading the Tour at this point, I'm thinking that the story is true ... At the very least, Whitney Richard has been telling it long enough to give it some sense of credibility, since he told it to Walsh in 2002/2003. Ben I have a closet full of "cycling shoes" -- Steven L. Sheffield stevens at veloworks dot com bellum pax est libertas servitus est ignoratio vis est ess ay ell tea ell ay kay ee sea eye tee why you ti ay aitch aitch tee tea pea colon [for word] slash [four ward] slash double-you double-yew double-ewe dot flahute dot com [foreword] slash |
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On Jul 23, 9:13 pm, "Steven L. Sheffield"
wrote: Fromhttp://velonews.com/tour2007/news/articles/12851.0.html "A former amateur mountain-bike racer alleged Thursday that Tour de France yellow-jersey holder Michael Rasmussen (Rabobank) attempted to trick him into carrying illegal doping products to Europe in 2002. Whitney Richards, 31, a one-time Colorado-based cross-country racer, told VeloNews that in March of 2002, Rasmussen asked him to transport a box containing cycling shoes. But the shoebox, according to Richards, actually contained bags of an American-made human blood substitute. None of the information Richards provided VeloNews involves allegations of current doping." So ... knowing that there would have to be some lead time for Walsh's book; AND that there's no way they could have known that Rasmussen would be leading the Tour at this point, I'm thinking that the story is true ... At the very least, Whitney Richard has been telling it long enough to give it some sense of credibility, since he told it to Walsh in 2002/2003. The Velonews article says that he told it to Velonews "that same year" (2002). They didn't print it because Richards didn't want to be identified, but I think we can rely on Velonews's word that he's been telling it for some time. Of course it would have been somewhat newsworthy then since Rasmussen was already MTB world champ, but obviously Richards wasn't telling it to get attention. At worst one would have to assume that he was trying to get back at Rasmussen for some reason, and that seems unlikely given his insistence then on not naming Rasmussen, and his friend who corroborates the story. Other people have couriered this or that pill (didn't Emma whatshername allegedly bring LANCE something?) but putting someone in the position of carrying blood substitute bags on an international flight would be a new level of brazenness, into Willy Voet or Edita Rumsas territory. Ben These shoes transmit power to the pedals more effectively |
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"Steven L. Sheffield" wrote...
Interesting thing ... I just finished reading David Walsh's newest book, "From Lance to Landis: Inside the American Doping Controversy at the Tour de France". (http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/AS...962X/veluninc/) Talk about a mountain of circumstantial evidence. |
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.com , " wrote: On Jul 23, 3:00 pm, RonSonic wrote: "Pat McQuaid, the president of the U.C.I., told the Reuters news agency on Monday that he would rather that Rasmussen not win the Tour de France. "From an image point of view, it would be better if it was not Rasmussen but one of the youngest riders winning the Tour," McQuaid said." From an image point of view it'd be better if Paddy just shut the **** up. Either remove these idiots or take the sport away from them. Now. Forget the dope thing. Pat's clearly noticed that Mikey Rasmussen is ... ****ing ugly!! From an image point of view, it would be better if it was one of the younger riders winning the Tour. Especially a cute one. Hell, if it was Tyler Farrar, maybe heather would even post to rbr. BTW, I am reconciled somewhat to the doping stories, but I agree with Steven Sheffield, the story about handing some random friend/sucker a box of "shoes" filled with Hemopure to take through customs bothers me. Assuming the story's for real, but it seems unlikely to be made up. Ben I have a closet full of "cycling shoes" I keep mine in a suitcase. -- Michael Press |
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I have a 544 Volvo.
Volvo won stock touring at Lemans 1-2, only problem was one car cracked an exhaust header. Volvo did not win stock touring at Lemans: Peugot won. The Peugot's aluminum body wasn't stock but what the hey right? |
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On Jul 23, 9:13 pm, "Steven L. Sheffield"
wrote: On 07/23/2007 09:05 PM, in article . com, " wrote: BTW, I am reconciled somewhat to the doping stories, but I agree with Steven Sheffield, the story about handing some random friend/sucker a box of "shoes" filled with Hemopure to take through customs bothers me. Assuming the story's for real, but it seems unlikely to be made up. Interesting thing ... I just finished reading David Walsh's newest book, "From Lance to Landis: Inside the American Doping Controversy at the Tour de France". (http://www.amazon.com/exec/obidos/AS...962X/veluninc/) In the Author's Note (after the Epilogue): "Four years ago, I traveled to Milan to meet a young American who had recently moved from Colorado to Italy. He told a story about a friend of his, a European-born professional cyclist, who had asked this young man to bring to Italy a pair of favorite cycling shoes he had unintentionally left in the United States. The shoes were dropped off at the young man's house in Boulder--a friend of the owner of the shoes just left the package at this young man's door. As it turned out, the traveler didn't have much spare room, but he figured he could squeeze in the shoes if he took them out of the package and packed the two shoes separately. Inside the package were 8 cartons of bovine hemoglobin." Fromhttp://velonews.com/tour2007/news/articles/12851.0.html "A former amateur mountain-bike racer alleged Thursday that Tour de France yellow-jersey holder Michael Rasmussen (Rabobank) attempted to trick him into carrying illegal doping products to Europe in 2002. Whitney Richards, 31, a one-time Colorado-based cross-country racer, told VeloNews that in March of 2002, Rasmussen asked him to transport a box containing cycling shoes. But the shoebox, according to Richards, actually contained bags of an American-made human blood substitute. None of the information Richards provided VeloNews involves allegations of current doping." So ... knowing that there would have to be some lead time for Walsh's book; AND that there's no way they could have known that Rasmussen would be leading the Tour at this point, I'm thinking that the story is true ... At the very least, Whitney Richard has been telling it long enough to give it some sense of credibility, since he told it to Walsh in 2002/2003. You are aware that Hemoglobin Based Oxygen Carriers (HBOCs) are detectable in quantities far below those with therapeutic values? |
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