Dear WEJO and ROJO:
First off, I love your site. Great, mostly unbiased news, all the time. Keep up the good work.
I can tell you with certainty that large unnamed shoe companies are actively involved in supporting doping (and providing false tests) at all levels of elite track and field.
Most top Nike athletes are dirty. How do you think they compete with the rest of the world? Don't be naive.
Doping has and always will continue. You don't get caught if you've got a brand behind you with lots of dough.
Case in point: Armstrong. He'll never serve time.
It is beyond me why most of the LR crowd seems so oblivious to the ELITE side of track and field.
few of the elite mid distance crowd who made the team are clean that i know of...with the exception of Lopez Lomong. remember that name. he'll likely never deserve the fame that should be his. he really is that good. even Webb can't redeem his former doped self - we in the know know can "see" he is trying.
TandF is a dirty sport. Don't get too deep in it all. What you'll find is sickness.
That said, perhaps doping should be made legal for athletes. everyone's doping at the top level of all sports - IRONIC that Armstrong himself said in the 90s (before his Tour victories) that in order to keep up with the Peloton one must dope..
EVERYONE ON THIS SITE SHOULD READ THIS IMPORTANT ARTICLE
http://www.bicycling.com/news/pro-cycling/lance-armstrongs-endgame
all for now