Is anyone really shocked that Alberto Contador tested positive for clenbuterol? Let's face it, the Tour de France is a magnet for doping cheats. They all deny it after testing positive, of course. Landis denied it but later confessed. The same holds true for Tyler Hamilton and a host of others. Has anyone ever witnessed someone saying, " Okay, you got me. I doped."? I don't know if Contador's story about tainted beef is true or not, but I'm getting damn jaded with all this nonsense.
11 hours ago
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The amount of clenbuterol found was apparently too low to have actually given him any advantage and he knew he would be tested for this at the end of the race. Therefore I don't belive this was a deliberate attempt by the rider to cheat by doping.
I just wish the UCI and WADA could get their act together on this problem.
I don't understand why people intentionally do this. I would wonder the rest of my life if I had won the race, or if it was the drugs.
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