DOPING, um assunto polemico.

Alex Rasmussen demitido da HTC apos faltar no teste de doping...

Já vai acabar e ainda queimou o cara...

http://road.cc/content/news/43816-htc-highroad-sacks-alex-rasmussen-after-dane-misses-drugs-test

Alex Rasmussen vai pra Garmin Cervelo, tem que ver se isso não vai melar a parada...

http://road.cc/content/news/40540-transfer-round-visconti-weening-and-alex-rasmussen-confirm-new-teams-2012

Editado por sassota - 15 Set 2011 as 14:13

sassota escreveu: Explicações do Sr. Rasmussen... - Esqueci do segundo teste. Drogas causam falta de memoria e outras coisas que eu não lembro no momento... http://www.velonation.com/News/ID/9795/Alex-Rasmussen-Interview-Dane-speaks-after-HTC-dismissal-over-missed-doping-tests.aspx

Você usa drogas também SR.Sassota , me desculpa mas não podia deixar passar.

Pizza de carne? 

Noticias do Titio

http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/armstrong-denies-latest-links-to-ferrari

Bicho pegando na Italia:

http://road.cc/content/news/44610-more-100-people-under-investigation-major-doping-ring-broken-italy

A dozen people have been arrested and more than 100 put under formal investigation in connection with a doping ring in Italy involving both amateurs and professionals in sports such as swimming and cycling. Those investigated include a one-time wearer of the Giro d’Italia’s maglia rosa, six members of an amateur cycling team, and the mother of a teenage swimmer who ordered doping products for her 15-year-old daughter over the internet.

The six cyclists investigated belong to the Miccolo di Pianezza amateur team, based in the outskirts of Turin, and also under investigation is ex-professional Sergio Santimaria, winner of two Giro d’Italia stages, the second of which, on Stage 1 of the 1986 edition, put him into the maglia rosa.

The inquiry, still ongoing and codenamed ‘Little Dog,’ is focused on the province of Turin and is led by Raffaele Guariniello, the Italian magistrate who a decade ago investigated allegations of doping centred on the Juventus football team, reports Italian sports daily, La Gazzetta dello Sport.

Those under investigation are not confined to the province of Turin, but elsewhere in Northern Italy and beyond. Four of those arrested are being held in prison, while the other eight are under house arrest.

Banned substances seized as part of the inquiry have been traced back to countries including Greece, Serbia, China and Egypt in the case of anabolic agents, while EPO and nandrolone discovered by investigators is said to have been stolen from the Mauriziano hospital in Turin itself.

Some 6,000 packets of drugs have been seized, with a reported value of €300,000, and the Gazzetta reports that in one raid that took place yesterday, the suspect attempted, unsuccessfully, to get rid of the evidence by throwing a bag of EPO from the balcony of their apartment.

Also being investigated under the inquiry are Andrea Diminutto, the former goalkeeper of football club AC Legnano, and 15-time national swimming champion Andrea Oriana. The latter, who competed at the Atlanta Olympics in 1996, announced earlier this year that he planned to return to competition seven years after he had retired.

Meanwhile, investigators discovered that a 45-year-old mother from Lombardy had aparently bought anabolic agents an EPO online for her daughter, aged 15, a competitive swimmer.

Intercepted telephone calls made by the mother revealed her to be a woman “obsessed” with her child’s competitive performance, with phrases recorded such as “my daughter can’t finish second and must win.”

Guariniello described this particular episode as “a disturbing case.” The Gazzetta noted that the daughter is not herself under investigation, but is instead being treated as a victim of the affair.

po, esqueci!

Mais uma do presidente da UCI, agora sobre a micro dosagem...

http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/mcquaid-warns-riders-against-micro-dosing

Acho que o Contador vai dançar... Nenhuma mudança com relação ao Clembuterol e agora estão de olho na nicotina...

http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/no-changes-for-clenbuterol-in-2012-wada-prohibited-list

Há cinco meses a UCI falou que ia processar Floyd Landis, até agora, nada...

http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/uci-vs-landis-the-missing-lawsuit

Palavras de Landis: “I expect the reason he doesn’t want to sue me and I’m sure Lance Armstrong’s lawyers think the same thing, is because they don’t want to give me an opportunity to start exposing things. Then I get to subpoena people and depose them. There’s also the fact that I’m telling the truth, which is another problem for him.

“The fact that they said they sued me and they didn’t - you can’t have them do that. How can we trust them if they’re going to go around making things up?”


Em breve cenas do proximo capitulo...

Editado por sassota - 28 Set 2011 as 13:38

Caiu por tomar tylenol sinus, literalmente. 

É só não tomar antes dos pedais rss

Vai começar o Tour de Beijing logo mais, adivinha qual a recomendação? NÃO COMAM NADA DE PORCO OU VACA NA CHINA. LÁ ELES USAM CLEN.

http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/tour-of-beijing-teams-wary-of-clenbuterol-in-food

Se o Contador for condenado, dois terços dos pontos World Tour da Saxo Bank vão pro brejo correndo risco de perder a licença Pro Team

http://www.velonation.com/News/ID/10073/An-Alberto-Contador-suspension-could-potentially-cost-Saxo-Bank-SunGard-its-UCI-ProTeam-licence.aspx

a WADA já perdoou futebolistas acusados de uso de clen com a mesma desculpa do bife do Contadsor... pizza on the way... alguem liga pro Li Fuyu contando a novidade...

http://velonews.competitor.com/2011/10/news/wada-drops-clenbuterol-case-against-mexican-soccer-players_195167

Editado por sassota - 13 Out 2011 as 03:50

Mais uma fatia da pizza... WADA retira apelação que fez ao CAS sobre o ciclista holandes Phillip Nilsen sobre contaminação de clen...

http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/wada-withdraws-appeal-in-nielsen-clenbuterol-case

O doping, infelizmente, virou fato comum nos pedais brasileiros em 2011. A Confederação Brasileira de Ciclismo (CBC) revelou com exclusividade à ESPN nesta quinta-feira que mais cinco atletas foram flagrados nos exames. A informação foi passada pelo vice-presidente da entidade, Paulo Schmidt, no Rio de Janeiro.

Lauro Chaman, da equipe Memorial, de Santos (SP), Verinaldo Vieira, da Forte, de Pindamonhangaba (SP), e Rosane Kirch integram a lista dos pegos no antidoping. Outros dois ciclistas ainda não pdoem ter suas identidades reveladas porque não foram notificados pela Federação Internacional de Ciclismo (UCI).

Dois dos três já identificados chamam a atenção por diferentes fatos. Chaman é atleta paraolímpico, grupo que raramente tem envolvidos com doping no geral e, nas duas rodas, é o primeiro caso registrado. Além disso, sua amostra revelou várias substâncias proibidas, o que pode até render-lhe o banimento do esporte.

Rosane Kirch, por sua vez, tomou uma atitude inédita entre competidores do ciclismo e solicitou a contra-prova. Ela compete na Itália.

O caso mancha ainda mais a imagem do ciclismo nacional, que no começo deste ano já foi ofuscado em um caso de doping que envolveu mais de 15 atletas. Existem, ainda, boatos de que novos casos serão revelados brevemente envolvendo competidores que disputaram a Volta do Rio de Janeiro.




copiei a noticia na integra.

Lauro Chaman é o atual campeão brasileiro e mundial de CR da categoria dele. Acho que ganhou umas etapas da Copa do mundo tb. Espero  que os outros envolvidos não sejam o restante dos atletas paraolimpicos.....

alguém sabe onde eu posso encontrar uma lista com quais substancias são consideradas doping ou não pela cbc?

Cara,entra no site da Wada,sempre tem lista atualizada.

Editado por rafamtb - 15 Out 2011 as 03:23

mais uma fatia da pizza...

http://www.velonation.com/News/ID/10125/Contador-case-Widespread-Clenbuterol-doping-positives-affect-World-Cup-players-in-Mexico.aspx