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> Everybody was doping. Lots of people weren't doping. In fact the vast majority of humanity wasn't doping. Many of those non-dopers may have been competitive
by dmm 9y ago
> Everybody was doping.
Lots of people weren't doping. In fact the vast majority of humanity wasn't doping. Many of those non-dopers may have been competitive had cycling not been full of dopers. The cheaters drive the honest out of the sport.
- Ensorceled 9y agoYou took that out of context. The bulk of the tour was doping or they wouldn't have been logging times that would have won every post doping tour.
- bamboozled 9y agoIt’s not that simple. It’s possible that the doping squads pulled the non-dopers along with them thus improving the overall completion time of the entire peloton. Sitting in the slip stream of such a huge bunch of doped up riders would be a major energy saver for clean riders and naturally they too would post better times.