And footballShaunWhite wrote: ↑Sat May 26, 2018 2:37 amhard to believe cycling 200mls would be the best sport for all these alleged asthmatics.
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And footballShaunWhite wrote: ↑Sat May 26, 2018 2:37 amhard to believe cycling 200mls would be the best sport for all these alleged asthmatics.
Doper or not, you try tiding at 6.5watts/kilo Shaun.
LOL I wouldn't dream of doing such a thing. I'm a believer in the idea that you're born with a finite number of heartbeats. There's no way to tell how many you get so I'm using mine sparingly.
That's remarkable, while I was always confident he was clean and would be found innocent when the investigation concluded I do find it strange how this has dragged on for 10mths then he is cleared next working day after TDF organizers ban him from the race!
i agree ..not a great fan of Dave Brailsford and his attitude to journalists who legitamatey question some of Team Skys procedures .given their ethical stance... But always believed Froome was clean,unfortunately he's around at a time when previous doping scandals are still fresh in the mind.and despite the UCI dropping the case Im sure the rumours will persist.
1 in 3 people on the whole planet incl children, really !?
I’m guessing it’s a tad over egged by the organisers, and you know what they say about statistics, but there’s no doubt in terms of viewers it’s the most watched annual sporting event , and certainly by actual spectators .. The Grand depart of the TDF in Yorkshire attracted over two millilion spectators along the roadsides for the first two daysShaunWhite wrote: ↑Mon Jul 02, 2018 3:56 pm1 in 3 people on the whole planet incl children, really !?
Or is it like radio listening figures, one person listens 7 days a week and it counts as 7.
I'm not saying it's not huge, but if it's on tv for 23 days is that 'just' the same 110-120m each time ?
Fumes? In the New Forest??ShaunWhite wrote: ↑Mon Jul 02, 2018 12:39 amSeriously though Si, don't you worry about the amount of diesel fumes you're sucking down?
It's not in the UCI's interest for Froome to get busted. He's just such a vital ambassador to the sport. It'd cause an almighty backlash, & key sponsors won't want to be associated with "cheats". & if pro-cycling loses those vital sponsorships, there won't be any pro-races!