Winning over the sceptics.....

[PPWTF]

http://www.timesonline.co.uk/tol/sport/more_sport/cycling/article4407072.ece

The link is for an article written by Paul Kimmage - of mucho hunting for ways to out dopers fame- and makes for very interesting reading.

 

He was granted total access to Garmin, in build up to and for the duration of the TdF. What comes from it is a feeling I'm sure we'd all wish to share, one of hope, against better judgment, that our sport will again be a window to real human achievement, and not the product of a visit to the doctors....

 

 

 

 

 

[Tumbleweed]

nice article. despite everything else, kimmage puts himself out there. he's developed a nice writing style too. thanks for the link!

[Sean Badenhorst]

A refreshing story angle. Well-written and, considering who the writer is, a nice message of hope for pro cycling fans.

[Windbreaker]

Kimmage has a long history of pursuing the cheats (and makes money from his writing) so this is quite refreshing from him.

 

But Chunky and others still insist that they all dope?  Has he come out with the scoop on the other African rider that was going to be implicated? 

[straatvark]

Kimmage has a long history of pursuing the cheats (and makes money from his writing) so this is quite refreshing from him.

But Chunky and others still insist that they all dope?  Has he come out with the scoop on the other African rider that was going to be implicated? 

 

The same reasoning used on Kimmage can be applied on the people that supplied Ricco & other TdF confirmed dopers.

 

I believe that there are doping, but not everyone.

 

If one can create the believe that everyone dope, then the doping market and supply routes stay lucrative...

[splat]

Thanks for that.

I have been searching for that article.

[Sean Badenhorst]

splat, your signature. Spelling error?