haha Lance Armstrong won again

**Moonax** · 09-13-2005, 07:25 AM

The tests were part of WADA's attempt to refine the test for EPO. It was not instigated by L'Equipe.

As L'Equipe said Armstrong challenged them to prove he had doped and that is what they have done.

VEL - the question about codes - it is the same way that when you take an exam you will have a candidate number and that will be all there is to identify you to the examiner. However, of course someone (not connected to the marking) will hold the file which links the name to the number. L'Equipe have been able to establish the link. The numbers are held by the UCI and the testing was done at a lab which is connected to WADA & the TDF rather than UCI.

You seem to forget that 6 other riders have also been found to have tested positive - and three others have been named so far. Is L'Equipe anti-Spanish for naming a Spanish rider?

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09-13-2005, 07:25 AM	#40
Moonax Sunteti chiar prost? Posts: 15,102	The tests were part of WADA's attempt to refine the test for EPO. It was not instigated by L'Equipe. As L'Equipe said Armstrong challenged them to prove he had doped and that is what they have done. VEL - the question about codes - it is the same way that when you take an exam you will have a candidate number and that will be all there is to identify you to the examiner. However, of course someone (not connected to the marking) will hold the file which links the name to the number. L'Equipe have been able to establish the link. The numbers are held by the UCI and the testing was done at a lab which is connected to WADA & the TDF rather than UCI. You seem to forget that 6 other riders have also been found to have tested positive - and three others have been named so far. Is L'Equipe anti-Spanish for naming a Spanish rider?