WC: "controls so all-encompassing, nobody will dope and not be caught"
08-02-07, 08:51 PM
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WC: "controls so all-encompassing, nobody will dope and not be caught"
Those are the words of Stuttgart's chief of sport Susanne Eisenmann regarding the world championships in a few months.
I think she's getting ahead of herself here. There are plenty of things out there that they don't have tests for, I'm sure.
Stuttgart's chief of sports Susanne Eisenmann told the Associated Press, "The controls are so all-encompassing that no one will dope and not be caught. This is a real chance for a new start."
The UCI agreed to carry out 200 controls before the championships and 150 during the event - more than doubling the number of controls, blood and urinary, carried out during previous years, and well in excess of the 60 controls which were planned originally.
The UCI agreed to carry out 200 controls before the championships and 150 during the event - more than doubling the number of controls, blood and urinary, carried out during previous years, and well in excess of the 60 controls which were planned originally.
08-02-07, 09:46 PM
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There is no test for IGF-1 and I've never heard of a cyclist getting busted for GH either. Personally I think GH would be much effective at enhancing recuperation than the tiny bit of testosterone in a transdermal patch.
