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The Mir@cle
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Floyd Landis, winner of the Tour de France 2006, has given a positive drugs test for the male sex hormone testosterone, his Phonak team said on Thursday. More news to follow!
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The Fairy King
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What a dick.
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The Mir@cle
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The positive test was after stage 17, which he won in a spectacular way. A shame for him that his doctors weren't as good as Amstrong his doctors. :P
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Haha.
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yamaha
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This story has more sides than you would imagine. The blood sample that was taken, as I have heard showed elevated levels of testosterone. The issue is that the hormone occures naturally in the body. Sometimes hormone levels can get out of whack due to natural. Just as possible as doping. The result of the comprehensive drug testing that occures after the race has not even been released yet. I would bet that he ends up keeping his victory.
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The Mir@cle
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yamaha wrote: This story has more sides than you would imagine. The blood sample that was taken, as I have heard showed elevated levels of testosterone. The issue is that the hormone occures naturally in the body. Sometimes hormone levels can get out of whack due to natural. Just as possible as doping. The result of the comprehensive drug testing that occures after the race has not even been released yet. I would bet that he ends up keeping his victory. Would be good for the sport (if it was false alarm) but I really doubt it.
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Haystacks Calhoun II
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He did not "fail" a drug test, as the title of this thread falsely claims. Lets let the facts come out before we jump to conclusions, folks.
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They should just set aside a sport, like cycling, where they would make doping legal. It would make things interesting, bike teams competing to find the best combination of drugs that would lead to the most efficient biker...
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john bodega
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I hope he gets nailed, whether he cheated or not. He has an absolute arsehole face. Besides, anyone who wins the Tour de France without singing at least two verses from "Bicycle Race" should be shot.
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That guy who digs energy domes
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<b><font color=666600>Music Man wrote: They should just set aside a sport, like cycling, where they would make doping legal. It would make things interesting, bike teams competing to find the best combination of drugs that would lead to the most efficient biker... Thats East Germany man xD
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The Mir@cle
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The Artist Formerly Known As Paul JR wrote: <b><font color=666600>Music Man wrote: They should just set aside a sport, like cycling, where they would make doping legal. It would make things interesting, bike teams competing to find the best combination of drugs that would lead to the most efficient biker... Thats East Germany man xD Hmm.. I'm afraid it was East Germany.. The last few years cycling was like Music Man said.. The sportsman with the best doctor won!! But this year I really believed the tour was clean. Landis says that he always has a high testosterone level in his body, and that the alcohol after stage 16 might have increased the level... But somehow I don't believe him. But what will his mommy say if it's proved he's lying?
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That guy who digs energy domes
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<font color=#CC0066 face="Bradley Hand ITC"> The Mir@cle </font> wrote: The Artist Formerly Known As Paul JR wrote: <b><font color=666600>Music Man wrote: They should just set aside a sport, like cycling, where they would make doping legal. It would make things interesting, bike teams competing to find the best combination of drugs that would lead to the most efficient biker... Thats East Germany man xD Hmm.. I'm afraid it was East Germany.. The last few years cycling was like Music Man said.. The sportsman with the best doctor won!! But this year I really believed the tour was clean. Landis says that he always has a high testosterone level in his body, and that the alcohol after stage 16 might have increased the lever... But somehow I don't believe him. But what will his mommy say if it's proved he's lying? Remember the Olympics where the East German girls swimteam broke records but had to forfeit because they tested postitive?
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YourValentine
registered July 27th 2001
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Sure the athletes' testosterone status is documented in theit health passes like blood values etc? It should be easy to find out if his normal testosterone status is that high or not.
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