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Good for the sport.
Anti-doping controls were carried out at the AMA Supercross, an FIM World Championship meeting held in San Francisco (USA) on January 31.
Neither prohibited substances nor markers of the use of prohibited methods were found in the tested samples.
The riders controlled were : Andrew SHORT (USA), James STEWART (USA), Ryan VILLOPOTO (USA).
http://www.racerxonline.com/...isco-supercross.aspx
Anti-doping controls were carried out at the AMA Supercross, an FIM World Championship meeting held in San Francisco (USA) on January 31.
Neither prohibited substances nor markers of the use of prohibited methods were found in the tested samples.
The riders controlled were : Andrew SHORT (USA), James STEWART (USA), Ryan VILLOPOTO (USA).
http://www.racerxonline.com/...isco-supercross.aspx
But again, they need to do it more often,
unannounced, & to all, "Lites/250F" guys
too. Again, they're a "Factory Class" too,
regardless of the grammar of it all.
It's time has come.
Like sound & or anything else the press or
public say, it's everywhere in other sports,
so it needs to be here to I believe.
"Keep it safe, clean & keep it right".
Dave O.
would get in trouble. guaranteed.
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I thought you all had some of the cleanest water on the planet out there in Montana.
I'm not sure they can even afford tests to check the correct T/Epi ratios.
It's not cheap.
EPO? HGH? More information is definitely needed here. Maybe the test was essentially for recreational drugs, which we shouldn't be surprised at all is a negative.
Oh and you're right, this "test" obviously proves, without a hint of doubt, that there is absolutely not even a single rider anywhere on the planet that would test positive for any types of drugs.
Well, maybe they would over in Europe but that's only because they're not Americans. Obviously, us Americans don't need to "cheat" to win. We're all clean as a whistle.
That whole Olympic swimmer guy was just a fluke. In fact, I heard through the grapevine that he isn't even a real American and that he's actually from Austrailia or something like that.
Pit Row
If you follow some of the links here, you'll have a lot better understanding of it.
http://www.vitalmx.com/...s-to-Supercross,2981
Also, I shook my e-mail box, and that press release didn't fall out. Maybe it got stuck in with some junk mail?
...as for Ozzy saying this should shut people up, how does one test prove anything at all? especially since they all knew it was comming? This type of testing is just like the UFC, a joke! Athletes cycle on and off... all it takes is a little timing and ya never test positive, and we all know trainers have this down to a science... literaly. Sure we all wanna believe our beloved sport is one of the few clean ones, but there's no point jumping to premature conclusions.
From GuyB's link...
These chaperones notify the riders of the impending test, have them sign the appropriate forms, and then accompany them throughout the process. The riders have 60 minutes from notification for post-race cooldown, podium appearances, and for interview time with the media. Riders can be selected based on results, or as random selections.
Also, these guys aren't going to a doc in the box for a pre-employment weed, blow, X, and crank urine dip test...
The USADA is recognized as the official anti-doping agency in the U.S., and they handle anti-doping watchdog duties for U.S. athletes competing in the Olympic, Pan-Am, and Paralympic sports.
For all the meatheads that said "anybody that thought they would test positive are idiots" are speculative morons. How the hell would YOU know? Unless you train with James and Aldon Baker or Ryan and Randy Lawrence...you don't know crapola.
And I think Ozzy's correct quote was "shut some up."
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