Doping

But all those things might still be true Andy. I reserve my real admiration for people who never went down that route - so Moncoutie rather than Millar, for example - but that aside they are not, surely, all the same? Armstrong's behaviour, more than his doping, is what makes him stand out as a louse. Certainly Hincapie was in his inner circle and benefited from the Armstrong effect, and he never got sick of it and moved teams, as others did, but that doesn't mean he isn't a nice guy or a hard worker. He seems to be respected by his peers. And he seems, though who knows, to have stopped doping in recent years. They are not all the same; he's no Valverde, is he?