Six men ran under 3.30 in Monaco, only one guy in the race got tested. Guess who

I don't know who's doping or not; I don't know how well the testing works. But what I do know is that if there is essentially no out of competition testing that that is an incentive to dope. Come on up Ethiopia--it's time to play the price is right.

jjjjj wrote:

That's rich, you're saying that it is paranoid to think that East Africans and North Africans in the 1500m are doping. Ethiopia has had essentially no real anti-doping program. Kenya has had 40 or 50 positives in the past several years, despite having rampant corruption, bribery, utterly inadequate testing, and indeed, notice ahead of testing. Morocco has had high profile doping positives in the men's distances for decades.

checker of facts wrote:

they do. 6 of the top 9 were East African. 2 from North Africa. 1 who is addicted to porn (that's the white guy)

Also top 2 at Worlds last year were EA's. 3rd a north african.

BTW on topic I'm pretty sure the crying white guys also think the North Africans dope, not only the EA's

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I love parlour games like this. It's called "let's try and guess the one pro athlete who might be clean". The odds of getting it right are still about as high as winning a lottery.

Not one athlete should be glowing on race day. Microdosing epo and GH should long be undetectable if done correctly. Testing athletes on race day is essentially a waste.

Armstronglivs wrote:

I love parlour games like this. It's called "let's try and guess the one pro athlete who might be clean". The odds of getting it right are still about as high as winning a lottery.

Here's one for you - try and guess which athletes you think are clean: ?

He's taken the fun out of it. Too much information. Most listed can be convicted. The ones left have less information that implicates them. Except they are or were running as fast as the clearly doped athletes were.

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Just ... why? wrote:

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Because Asbel has since been busted but his fans still believe he is clean.

That's when the blood transfusions are showing as likely doping, see Asbel and Henrik and Paula etc.

Testing on race day is absolutely meaningless.

TLW wrote:

Testing on race day is absolutely meaningless.

No, see

Or ask Mary Decker or Paula Ratcliffe.