Tag Archives: Doping
Analysing the Sports Illustrated Case Against Lance Armstrong
It’s been much anticipated as the article to illuminate the key themes of the third act of the life of Lance Armstrong. As the crescendo builds and the fat lady draws a deep breath, I’m going to pick out what … Continue reading
Posted in Doping, Lance Armstrong
Tagged allegations, Doping, Jeff Novitsky, Lance Armstrong, Sports Illustrated, Yaroslave Popovych
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Some questions about Alberto Contador that I need answers for
Is this a credible explanation or a plausible explanation? Where I have questions is over whether this is credible – worthy of being believed – or only plausible – having the appearance of truth. My default setting is to trust … Continue reading
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Tagged Alberto Contador, ARD, autologous, blood passports, Clenbuterol, Doping, Plasticizers, Ressiot, Seppelt, transfusion
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Breaking the wheel: time for cycling to find its Kerry Packer?
I’ve avoided poking the road rash on the rump of professional cycling that is the Floyd Landis case. Nobody has ever thanked the ninety-nine-millionth-and-one person who says “look you seem to have fallen off” while prodding the weeping flesh. Instead … Continue reading
Posted in Doping, Opinion, Professional, Tour de France
Tagged David Walsh, development, Doping, Floyd Landis, future, globalisation, Joe Lindsey, Juliet Macur, Kerry Packer, Operacion Puerto
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