Doping git thread

[GuyBoden]

I'm posting this here as well, the latest assessment is that Knud Enemark Jensen didn't die of amphetamines in the 1960 Olympic cycling event.

http://www.academia.dk/Blog/wp-content/uploads/VernerMoller_KnudEnemark.pdf

"an academic study in 2005 by Professor Verner Møller, who analysed all the possible situations and concluded it was unlikely Jensen took amphetamines. Møller concluded that his death was likely caused by a combination of dehydration, heat exhaustion and possibly the Roniacol tablets."

 

[rich p]

Superman, superdope


View: https://twitter.com/inrng/status/1683860669848858624?s=20

 

[Adam4868]

View: https://twitter.com/inrng/status/1686016078244155392?t=3dNfGrsaFEDJqE9f_Nq_aQ&s=19

 

[rich p]

View: https://twitter.com/inrng/status/1686016078244155392?t=3dNfGrsaFEDJqE9f_Nq_aQ&s=19

Why would you after all the Nairo publicity?

 

[Adam4868]

Why would you after all the Nairo publicity?

The way Im reading it is he gets cancelled for that Giro but because it's just a UCI rule (not Wada), it doesn't count as a doping offence ? so doesn't get a ban.
Following on from that I've just read Bora are interested in Nairoman 😲

 

[Alex321]

The way Im reading it is he gets cancelled for that Giro but because it's just a UCI rule (not Wada), it doesn't count as a doping offence ? so doesn't get a ban.
Following on from that I've just read Bora are interested in Nairoman 😲

I think you are right.

Tramadol WILL be banned by WADA from 1st January 2024, but is not currently on the list
https://www.wada-ama.org/en/news/wada-publishes-2023-prohibited-list

 

[rich p]

The way Im reading it is he gets cancelled for that Giro but because it's just a UCI rule (not Wada), it doesn't count as a doping offence ? so doesn't get a ban.
Following on from that I've just read Bora are interested in Nairoman 😲

I'd ban him for being a bleedin' idiot

 

[mjr]

Richard Freeman: Ex-British Cycling & Team Sky chief doctor banned four years for violating anti-doping rules

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/cycling/66509425

 

[matticus]

Richard Freeman: Ex-British Cycling & Team Sky chief doctor banned four years for violating anti-doping rules

https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/cycling/66509425

It's an interesting decision that. A couple of reasons:
- seems like if he DID name the recipient of the testo-wotsits, he MIGHT have wriggled out .. but then been jumped on by the medical council for breaching confidentiality!
- it doesn't actually specify anything the layman would call "doping" (I hope I've explained that clearly). Sort of like a rider found to have used a masking agent - there is no reason to do that UNLESS you are doping, but it's not ACTUALLY doping.

Anyways, it doesn't seem like any yellow jerseys are going to be taken off anyone.

 

[Adam4868]

Suspended by his team

View: https://twitter.com/JumboVismaRoad/status/1691849896482013343?t=HlHZ_ED6du8AJXjOi-_lDA&s=19

 

[Adam4868]

Toon Aerts

View: https://twitter.com/UCI_media/status/1692521989477429413?t=adNKsQU5MHGgCkWnmsib8g&s=19

 

[Alex321]

Toon Aerts

View: https://twitter.com/UCI_media/status/1692521989477429413?t=adNKsQU5MHGgCkWnmsib8g&s=19

How come it has taken 18 months to confirm a 2 year suspension?

 

[Adam4868]

How come it has taken 18 months to confirm a 2 year suspension?

They're thorough 😁

 

[rich p]

https://www.cyclingnews.com/news/ar...ositive-for-cera-at-road-world-championships/
Dotty Dotti gets nailed at the Worlds at the grand old age of 39 for the second time!

 

[albion]

I imagine exercise mimetics use is rife now.

Hard to spot, but any newly zero fat athletes would be suspected.