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2 hours ago, DieselnDust said:

okes, time to move on from this toxicity. we have no influence who gets invited esepcailly when the event is far from full. Many "Names" and corporates are being invited to participate. The rules are the rules till they're not it seems

Truth. Going by much of the thread commentary though, it’s not so much about anti-doping or even the broader issues around doping. 

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47 minutes ago, DieselnDust said:

Well this explains a few things, and here I thought Nino was getting old and slow (in context of racing at the pointy end of xco) 

I can just see Nino reading the local news over his kaffee und gipfeli this morning….😁

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Illness ....... Probably desperately trying to clear the system. Assuming he's guilty, of course!

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7 minutes ago, Stockman said:

Illness ....... Probably desperately trying to clear the system. Assuming he's guilty, of course!

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In this game, where there is smoke, there is almost definitely fire. 

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7 minutes ago, YaseenEnos said:

I am indifferent to Quintana and rules are rules

but why are pain meds banned during a race.

And here Ive seen some local dudes pop pain meds at local races

Simple solution take any meds that are not on the banned list. No excuses

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1 minute ago, YaseenEnos said:

I am indifferent to Quintana and rules are rules

but why are pain meds banned during a race.

And here Ive seen some local dudes pop pain meds at local races

You can do more damage to your body without realising it, pain is a way you body can tell you to stop

Tramadol causes drowsiness, so the same reason you are not supposed to drive or operate heavy machinery or perform dangerous activities. Now in a peloton prone to crashes you have someone drowsy.

Tramadol through the serotonin level increase can cause hyponatraemia, which is very very dangerous. 

 

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