T-V could you explain why you don't trust the current testing regime? When I read in L'Equipe this morning that Froome was tested three times in 24 hours I kinda assumed that that is pretty rigorous.
If you're talking EPO, then there's no way to hide the glow if you're tested three times in 24 hours - and surely the passport would do away with any possibility that bags have been involved?
I think Froome is about 69 kg and Armstrong was about 75kg - with the different training regimes and diets and that extra weight, does that put what he did into plausible rather than "not normal"?
Also, would Sky / Brailsford / Froome be that stupid to go flying up AX 3 and Ventoux with all the questions they knew it would raise if there was doping involved?
If you're talking EPO, then there's no way to hide the glow if you're tested three times in 24 hours - and surely the passport would do away with any possibility that bags have been involved?
I think Froome is about 69 kg and Armstrong was about 75kg - with the different training regimes and diets and that extra weight, does that put what he did into plausible rather than "not normal"?
Also, would Sky / Brailsford / Froome be that stupid to go flying up AX 3 and Ventoux with all the questions they knew it would raise if there was doping involved?
Should this be in doping >>>>>>>>>>?