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I have no idea if any of the professional racers are doing them, but I can tell you 100% by experience that by taking PEDS you will have an advantage over anyone regardless of the activity you are participating in.
:hint: cyclists.
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Couple things worth reading that i had posted in those earlier threads
2013 AMA SX Rules
and scroll down to:
WADA Anti-Doping Information
and click on WADA Anti-Doping Code
...as far as what their (WADA) involvement is this year? i have no clue.
I'm convinced there are some guys doping and not others,hasn't anyone ever looked at the Outdoors Lites class and ever wondered FFS??
And they are naive if they think it is not happening.
BP
Looking at the SX class this year, where there are 7 guys who could legitimately win races within 2 or 3 tenths of a second of eachother in laptimes, surely any little advantage you could get would be worth getting. I mean an extra 2% or 3% could really be the difference between 1st and 6th.
The way I look at it is, the ability, physicality and physique of the younger riders these days is incredible, and how they can dive straight in and win races straight away. Roczen was 15 when he started riding and getting podiums in the WC; Tomac won his first professional race; Canard won his rookie championship in SX; Barcia ran upfront quite a lot in his first few months ever in outdoors (#151).
This is in no doubt partly down to the fact that these kids are stepping onto factory bikes straight out of amateur classes, but it does seems suspicious to me that "back in the day" (i.e. 70s, 80s, early 90s) that there were very few, if any, racers below the age of 20 that really won races and championships. Could this be down to PEDs? I don't know, I'm just speculating. I just think it is VERY, VERY naive to think that in this day in age, with millions of $$$s on the line to do with sponsors, championships, and all round pressure, that any rider would refuse to take a form of PED if they knew they could get away with it.
I think a lot of people would be surprised what a strict and strenuous drug regulating body could reveal in motocross. All you have to do is look at rugby union, rugby league, Aussie rules football, certian instances in football (soccer), numerous cases in baseball, cycling, etc. the list goes on.
(I AM NOT CALLING ANY OF THE AFOREMENTIONED RIDERS CHEATS IN ANY SHAPE OR FORM)
Pit Row
Now after pointing that out, I saw a handful of local 125 pros back in the late 70's doing cocaine(on more than 1 occasion) and it was a bit depressing especially when I had looked up to them previously. Remember PED's are any drug that can enhance the users performance.
If any professional sport doesn't have a steroid problem today then it likely means the sport isn't taking testing seriously.
Maybe you should wipe you boyfriends shit stain from your eyes to see whats going on.
These guys risk their lives every time they throw a leg over a bike and bottomline is what makes the world go around $$$$.. With speeds faster than ever I say if it helps you, do it..
Why does this keep getting brought up.. It is what it is and don't drag people through mud you were never able to ride through..
On top of any PEDs these days I'd guess adderrall would likely be used in certain situations.
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