Pantani Out of Vuelta
Oh well, what a disappointment. I really like this guy and maybe he had some kind of physical distress. However, how can he ever get back in shape if he doesn't finish a stage race. I'm tired of...
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Marco does not need drugs to win a race, he needs too wreck a few cars.
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The commentary on TV went like this: the M Uno boys felt they had to ride at the back with him to save their contracts given his big role in the team, but with the team doing nothing it made it more...
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I guess Pantani is history, because it will be hard for him to be in the next Tour, with his really bad year. Or maybe he is thinking about hiring Ullrich or Lance to get the chance to be invited by...
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Marco has expressed a strong interest in signing Frank Vandenbroucke and Richard Virenque for next season. While Virenque has kept quiet on the subject (he still has hopes of an extension from Domo),...
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It is clear that Pantani has been away from competition for too long. The Vuelta may have given him some milage, but riding two GTs in one season is not what I would recommend for someone who is...
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Judging by Virenque's performance at this VaE, he was most likely cleaner than Pantani. If Virenque had taken greater risks by going up to 60+ hematocrit like Pantani, instead of limiting himself to...
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I find it highly ironic that the dopers are forming their own team. That was an actual suggestion I wrote to cycling news several months ago. At the time I was NOT being sarcastic and what has reality...
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