Questions for Contador

Turns out I'm about to interview the man.

Anyone have any questions?

Would be helpful if they are ones I could actually ask

Does he ever ride to the shops or down to the pub?

Serious question:

As someone coming back from a doping scandal (do riders ever stop "coming back" from these), how does he feel the press handled his return to racing and how could it be done better? A tricky question but hoping that it can be framed on his perspective of the aftermath when he was allowed to race again.

Less serious question:

How does he feel about the rise of individual challenge events like the Transcontinental race, the Trans America Race etc? Does this sort of thing tempt him?

Silly question:

Has he ever done a skid on a track bike and if so, how far was it?

Ask him how it is to work with Tinkoff! And ask if there's any daft Tinkoff-related stories he can tell.

Doping again.

How does he feel other sports deal with doping. Are there adequate enough measures in tennis or athletics for example compared to cycling?

whats the back story velocio ?
i thought you were a computer programmer !

^ not a question for contador

He's tiny!

The province leader for Gavia and Stelvio has a dream of closing the roads one a week and making them exclusively for cyclist use.

Damn that would be cool.

Trying out clothing for Zero RH+ and they've invited me to an event to test the new range, and it happens that contador is here and there is a press conference.

Should be seeing him a number of times in the next day, but currently at the press conference.

Does he think as athletes, cyclist have a different attitude towards injuries. (Is it a team thing)?

For instance, he attempted to continue riding with a broken leg, Chris Froome completed a stage with a broken foot, and countless other examples, yet footballers will get stretchered from the pitch for much less serious / painful injuries (I'm sure there are other examples, but I'm not much of a sports fan, so that's the best I can think of).

How does he like his steak?

They are very serious about opening the mountains to cyclists in an attempt to make the mountains a year round destination rather than just a winter sports thing.

Right, enough questions. I'll all the non-doping ones if I can, the press one about doping is interesting but I'll ask it when the press aren't sat here.

How many chocolate fingers can he fit in his mouth at once?

With the follow up question of pics or it didn't happen.

How many of your fingers can he fit in his mouth?

Does he think he would have won that tour if he had not attcked when his rival had a mechanical?

tweet at Tinkov asking him if he has any questions for Contador, then ask those questions

I think Col-de-croix-de-fer is closed to cars untill 11:30 on a Thursday each week during the bike season. Something like that anyway.

Personally if theres traffic when I'm climbing I dont really care. I'm barely moving. But I hear a lot of People base rides and travels on traffic conditions.

With roadie-ing up mountains getting ever more popular you'd think the ski villages would be pushing for more stuff like this.

Possibly unrelated to thread title^

I'd honestly like to know if Contador has a tune in his head, when hes doing that dancing climbing out of the saddle thing. Whatever People think about him. Its a joy to watch him Climb.

Great question!

Has anyone in his family ever been hit by a truck?

Has he ever considered cycle training?

Does he own a practical bicycle?

Would he ride with kids in London?

Is professional sport totally corrupt?

Is everyone on two wheels his friend?