UCI and ASO Trying To Work Together
http://news.bbc.co .uk/sport2/hi/othe r_sports/cycling/7 567713.stm (26 min ago | post #1)
Interesting Articles From Cycling News
http://en.wikipedi a.org/wiki/List_of _doping_cases_in_c ycling http://en.wikipedi a.org/wiki/Doping_ at_the_Olympic_Gam es http://en.wikipedi a.org/wiki/List_of _sporting_scandals http://en.wikipedi a.org/wiki/List_of _doping_cases_in_s port (23 hrs ago | post #3)
Interesting Articles From Cycling News
http://www.cycling news.com/news.php? id=news/2008/aug08 /aug18news (Yesterday | post #2)
Interesting Articles From Cycling News
http://www.cycling news.com/news.php? id=news/2008/aug08 /aug19news (Yesterday | post #1)
The Spoke Life: Landis Comeback?
Actually, that has been the same view held by everyone here. That human similarity quickly seperated after that. The legal process and the testing procedure in many cases went stright into the toilet. In case anyone isn't aware, it is a US lab that are doing the doping tests for the Bejing summer olympic games. (Yesterday | post #10)
Political Correctness or Sportsmanship
It's amazing how people look at sports today. (Yesterday | post #1)
Questionable polution problems certianly have effected the games as some athletes have brought up the issue. Problems with judges scoring have been brought up in the gynnastics competition. Professional athletes being allowed into the games takes aways the traditional face of the olympics. (Yesterday | post #1)
Good Day Gus. I see that another article has appeared advocating in allowing everyone to dope again. Well, that isn't the answer in my opinion. Cheers (Yesterday | post #2)
So True! Try remembering that next time you post here. It's all about SPORTS and SPORTSMENSHIP! Try remembering that and try behaving accordingly to that! (Monday | post #41)
Raymond, you opened that door all by yourselef. You attack people about having pride in their country, yet you do the same behavior in your pride in your country. Flag waving isn't a caes of importance Raymond. But, it is a right that everyone has along with you. As for your telling me to grow up Raymond, you might want to try that for yourself. As for my asking you to watch what you post here Raymond, I set up this particular topic with rules in oder that everyone could enjoy it without bickering and attacking one aonther. Yet, you chose to attack here! (Monday | post #40)
Wow Raymond, did someone pee in your coffee this morning? For myself, I've enjoyed seeing all the athletes competing and winning the various sporting events. And it's been quite interesting in seeing the various stories of the foreign athletes and their backgounds. Yes, I'm glad to see how our US athletes are doing as my wife enjoyes seeing her fellow country men/women from Great Britain accomplishing what they're trained their entire lives for. If that displeases you Raymond, then that is your issue. But, kindly keep it to yourself and out of this forum. (Monday | post #35)
Thanks Chris. Just watched your rowing team win a Gold medal. (Saturday Aug 16 | post #2)
Way to go Ms. Adlington (Great Britain) in winning the 800m swimming event. Hell, she began leaving everyone else in her dust before the first 50 meters were completed. And when she got to the end, there were no other swimmers close to her. Glad to see that the men's team (Great Britain) won the team pursuit event as well. Good racing Great Britain (Friday Aug 15 | post #32)
IBAN hold the MAYO (Two years' hard(ly) labor)
Here is the CAS announcement in English: http://www.tas-cas .org/d2wfiles/docu ment/1...o%20%20AN gl.pdf (Friday Aug 15 | post #3)
Pieter Claassen Positive Weight Deflation Club (PCPWDC)
Hi RSD. You only live once buddy and you have to enjoy your life that best way you can. I try not allowing anyone or anything in destroying what I enjoy. Hope you're hitting tham balls good. Cheers (Friday Aug 15 | post #233)
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