Stop the Kipchoge Drug Allegations, enough!!!!!!!!

Right! Nothing suspicious here. This was an awesome event with a great story line. 2:50 per K totally believable!!

Kipchoge the Man wrote:

Only on this site can someone do something that cool and the trolls have to bring up doping. What a bunch of losers!

He isn't being tested. lol

He's been doped since he was a 23 year old "teenager" nipping other dopers at the WC 5k back in the day.

I personally don’t believe that a non-doped man can run 26.2 miles at 4:34 pace. Or a 9:08 two mile 13 times in a row.

I don’t believe that a man could beat a trained up and absolutely exhausted Salazar in 1982 by 9 minutes.

I believe that the training involved to get to a point even close to it would break a man without being doped.

I hope that I’m wrong. But really nothing he could do could change my mind. Sorry that’s just the way it is.

Age cheat too wrote:

Ineos isn't having him tested. No surprise.

Its not record eligible. Their goal was a sub 2 marathon, not a real competition. It wouldn't be surprising if Kipchoge had been microdosing for months. Of course, the IAAF should up their testing of him and Bekele too. I've always wondered if the IAAF was in it for the money and not the integrity of the sport. It wouldn't surprise me to learn years from now that they had some policy that some world record holder's and near wr holder's tests were thrown out.

El Keniano wrote:

doper until proven clean wrote:

If you run for Kenya you will get accused of doping. That country has earned their reputation with countless failed tests of top athletes. . If they want the accusations to stop then the Kenyan federation need to clean up their act. Right now based on history it is fair to assume they are all juiced to the gills.

Athletics Kenya should just conceal positives like the US and UK federations. Especially since Kenya isn't a litigious society.

So you think that there would be fewer busts if hte athletes were to provide "tea money"?

"Not really".

SledgeHammerCurl wrote:

Age cheat too wrote:

Ineos isn't having him tested. No surprise.

And he comes from the EPO era too.

He's doing lots of fast long runs so he should be clean.

I find it laughable that any thinking human believes this was run by a clean athlete.

Agreed. I am not convince that there has ever been a clean sub 2:07. Ever.

Mousse wrote:

Agreed. I am not convince that there has ever been a clean sub 2:07. Ever.

+1

ABC. wrote:

Mousse wrote:

Agreed. I am not convince that there has ever been a clean sub 2:07. Ever.

+1

+1

Even Ryan Hall, who most on this site perceive to be squeaky clean was on thyroid meds. Not saying he cheated, but it's fair to at least raise the question if he benefitted from them.

As Kipchoge runs his record we see yet another Kenyan distance runner busted for doping. The sport - and particularly Kenyan participation - no longer has any credibility.

You must be new here. The realists among us live in a world where we think ‘wow, what a great performance, hope they’re not doping like the countless others who’ve been caught in the past’. When you follow this sport long enough, you’ll understand to be skeptical.

At this point I don't even care much anymore if he or anyone else is doping (especially if "everyone dopes anyways").

I'd rather cheer for the cheaters and miracles (they ARE miraculous runs even if on crazy amounts of dope) than write hundreds or thousands of "skeptical" posts on a dated forum, ad infinitum.

Skeptics are boring.

The sport is great.

*over and out*

anon761 wrote:

izhorian wrote:

I learned pretty quickly that this site should be renamed "Letsnotrunletsjustblatheraboutwhosdopinghowmuch dot com"

and funny how the allegations almost always turn out to be true down the road. I think you're looking for letskeepmyheadinthesand.com

Very defensive

We're only making plans, for Nigel. We only want what's best for him. We're only making plans, for Nigel. Nigel just needs that helping hand.

izhorian wrote:

At this point I don't even care much anymore if he or anyone else is doping (especially if "everyone dopes anyways").

I'd rather cheer for the cheaters and miracles (they ARE miraculous runs even if on crazy amounts of dope) than write hundreds or thousands of "skeptical" posts on a dated forum, ad infinitum.

Skeptics are boring.

The sport is great.

*over and out*

"Skeptics are boring.

The circus is great.

Over and out"

Fixed.

Yes stop drug allegation!!!!

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and Kipchoge Ineos race 1:59:40

But wait it seems also that today Brigid Kosgei (different managment) scattered Paula Radcliffe in Chicago with a fantastic 2:14:04.

Please stop drug allegation you must believe to what you see no matter how . Money money instagram , nike, managment sponsor, dutch, doctor , eldoret, italian,kenyan money , money , money , 2400 ft above sea level, you tube ineos stream, maurten super gel, carbon plate spring prototype shoes,syringe NO HUMAN IS LIMITED, NO HUMAN IS LIMITED, you better believe it

Mr Lance Armstrong why everybody was against you ? WHY? I still wonder now

Alabama BSS wrote:

I personally don’t believe that a non-doped man can run 26.2 miles at 4:34 pace. Or a 9:08 two mile 13 times in a row.

I don’t believe that a man could beat a trained up and absolutely exhausted Salazar in 1982 by 9 minutes.

I believe that the training involved to get to a point even close to it would break a man without being doped.

I hope that I’m wrong. But really nothing he could do could change my mind. Sorry that’s just the way it is.

Just categorically false. If you take the best values for VO2, fractional utilization, and economy you get well below sub 2. Closer to sub 3:20/12:00/25:00.

LM wrote:

Alabama BSS wrote:

I personally don’t believe that a non-doped man can run 26.2 miles at 4:34 pace. Or a 9:08 two mile 13 times in a row.

I don’t believe that a man could beat a trained up and absolutely exhausted Salazar in 1982 by 9 minutes.

I believe that the training involved to get to a point even close to it would break a man without being doped.

I hope that I’m wrong. But really nothing he could do could change my mind. Sorry that’s just the way it is.

Just categorically false. If you take the best values for VO2, fractional utilization, and economy you get well below sub 2. Closer to sub 3:20/12:00/25:00.

Fantasy.