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> and getting suspended if you cannot be reached for testing. Hard to believe it took a scandal for that to be a rule.
by lesuorac 2y ago
> and getting suspended if you cannot be reached for testing.
Hard to believe it took a scandal for that to be a rule.
- daanlo 2y agoAfaik that was already the rule 25-30 years ago when Armstrong was cycling. I can remember track and field athletes being banned when they didn‘t show up for surprise tests. So either cycling was more lenient or he got a bonus treatment because he was famous. On a side note: much harder today to not be available/found than it was 30 odd years ago.