Just reading this thread and wondering, why is no one asking questions in triathlon about doping, miss use of TUE or motors?
PTO asked their pro athletes if they wanted public TUEs for athletes racing their event, but nothing more happened? Surely a good thing with public TUEs if you don’t have something to hide? Now there’s no motor checks in their events(?) and no more questions about pioneering anti doping in the organisation? They surely have all possibilities to set the bench mark for anti doping, but they don’t? Perhaps fits well next to some of the captains in The Collins Cup with a history very closely linked to PED….?
Or the Norwegians very public using “lots of” asthma medicine before their races? Sounds strange to do if it doesn’t have an effect they know about? Or just their recovery time after training (how often do you hear about athletes running ~40km in one session a week before a world championship)?
Or the HUGE amount of athletes dropping out of the first PTO championships (Daytona 2020?) or angrily refusing to have their bike checked for motors at the same event….?
Not to mentioned “strange” injuries after WC titles, amazing recoveries, performances coming from no where or athletes never being tested (cause they are “so average”) and suddenly crushing professional fields in Kona…
Just interested if this is found “normal” and people look the other way….?
PTO asked their pro athletes if they wanted public TUEs for athletes racing their event, but nothing more happened? Surely a good thing with public TUEs if you don’t have something to hide? Now there’s no motor checks in their events(?) and no more questions about pioneering anti doping in the organisation? They surely have all possibilities to set the bench mark for anti doping, but they don’t? Perhaps fits well next to some of the captains in The Collins Cup with a history very closely linked to PED….?
Or the Norwegians very public using “lots of” asthma medicine before their races? Sounds strange to do if it doesn’t have an effect they know about? Or just their recovery time after training (how often do you hear about athletes running ~40km in one session a week before a world championship)?
Or the HUGE amount of athletes dropping out of the first PTO championships (Daytona 2020?) or angrily refusing to have their bike checked for motors at the same event….?
Not to mentioned “strange” injuries after WC titles, amazing recoveries, performances coming from no where or athletes never being tested (cause they are “so average”) and suddenly crushing professional fields in Kona…
Just interested if this is found “normal” and people look the other way….?