Astana Doping – Just Pro Cycling

This Week’s Whys #3

By MikeFranchetti on February 7, 2020February 7, 2020

Spanish racing has roared into life (hey Tadej Pogacar!) but it’s rumours from Denmark that dominated the week. Meanwhile, a first pro win in Australia… Why have Jakob Fuglsang and Alexey Lutsenko been in the news? At the start of the week, a cycling anti-doping foundation (CADF) report detailing an alleged link between two Astana

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Opinion

It’s Okay To Love Astana

By MikeFranchetti on March 29, 2019April 18, 2019

It’s unfortunate that ‘cycling’ and ‘doubting everything you see’ go together like ‘sunday club ride’ and ‘too much cake’. It’s worse when you’re faced with convicted dopers, or a team with the sketchiest reputation in the sport. When a general manager looks like he narrowly missed out on the role of a James Bond villain,

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This Week’s Whys #3

It’s Okay To Love Astana