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> A month later, he reached an agreement to do podcast coverage of the Colorado Classic stage race, but concerns raised by USADA prompted organizers to cancel t
by eadmund 9y ago
> A month later, he reached an agreement to do podcast coverage of the Colorado Classic stage race, but concerns raised by USADA prompted organizers to cancel the deal.
That seems pretty awful. Sure, he's banned for life from cycling, but should he be banned for life from commenting? That seems too much for me, too much by far.
> His WeDu partner is a former professional racer (once part of the U.S. Postal team) and Silicon Valley executive named Dylan Casey. “To be a good cyclist, you have to love suffering,” says Casey, who until recently worked for Yahoo.
I'm sorry, I know it adds nothing to the conversation, but seriously … I snickered. There's no way the reporter didn't do this on purpose.
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- astrodust 9y ago> That seems too much for me, too much by far. Oh, you know, he only came to represent the worst excesses of doping and covering up, so let's give him a pass and welcome him back as a literal spokesperson for the sport! At this rate Bill Cosby will be hosting the Oscars.