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    Van der Poel’s Satisfying Humiliation in Paris



    Remco Evenepoel has made history by achieving a historic double gold medal double never before seen in the history of cycling. However, Mathieu van der Poel, the main favorite for it, miserably lost any chance of a medal despite his attacks in Montmartre against lesser men like Valentin Madouas or Cristophe Laporte. This is the satisfying humiliation suffered in Paris by Van der Poel, with 0 medals in 4 years.

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    1. @cyclinghighlights on

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    3. @keithwright4136 on

      Can someone explain how Ritalin enhances physical performance? It is used to treat attention deficit disorder where its efficacy is in connecting the synapses in the brain which normalises concentration and cognitive function

    6. @diaroneal6969 on

      Never appreciated the entire context of this doping network till watching these videos
      And I saw clues before in rider performance but now you confirmed so much
      Like I say if you ever pushed yourself in a team bike ride
      You will know half of the tour riders are on drugs

    11. @barry5138 on

      The TUE system exists so that "approved" star cyclists have a free run at things. You don't see mid pack donkies abusing the syatem, because it's not designed for their benefit. Like the Lance era, the sport needs superstars, the TUE system is part of this agenda.

    16. @teodorhirs8640 on

      You'll never have to screem cause of flat tire 6km of winning olymipc gold medal. Actually, flat tire on olympics 🙂
      BTW. I'm not Evenepoels fan, howevever neider I'm a fan of this kind of videos

    22. @rickychopper on

      Anybody seen Noah Lyles latest X post? Basically he's got about four TUE's on the go at the same time, really not sure what they could be masking, not sure at all. It's amazing how many elite athletes suffer from asthma and hay fever in the last ten years.

    30. @AminaAmina-xq4bb on

      GW1516, AICAR and their use in cycling…..
      GW1516 can have a marked effect on an athlete’s ability to build endurance and lose weight by utilising body fat for energy.

      In a series of experiments in the 2000s, Ronald M. Evans from the Howard Hughes Medical Centre and Salk Institute showed that mice who were given GW1516 were able to run for twice the distance of their non-dosed counterparts — a huge boost in endurance. How is this possible?

      To quote a BBC article, GW1516 appears to “have an effect on a gene that’s involved in the building and regulation of muscle” — a gene known as PPAR-delta. The research done by Evans and his colleagues showed that giving GW1516 to the mice enhanced the activity of the PPAR-delta gene, leading to the development of slow-twitch muscle that will preferentially burn fat over sugar or muscle protein.

      You can see the benefit for endurance athletes here: if exercise is burning fat rather than carbohydrates and muscle protein, then you can utilise more energy sources without losing muscle mass.

      Not only that, but when GW1516 is combined with another “fitness in a pill” compound, AICAR, it can create endurance benefits far greater than either compound in isolation.

      AICAR activates so-called AMP-activated protein kinase (AMPK) which stimulates glucose uptake by skeletal muscle cells. The mice that were given AICAR by Evans and his team were able to run 44% further than the mice that didn’t get the drug. Most startling of all, the mice saw that 44% benefit without doing any training.

      It’s for this reason that AICAR (and GW1516 as well) was heralded as “exercise in a pill” and the reason that it has potential as a performance-enhancing drug.

    33. @outspokenwitness8744 on

      About 8 years ago I remember reading about a Spanish rider( can't remember his name) who not only confessed to his doping schedule but also said the calendar of winners was predetermined and the doping was in line with that schedule.
      Does this ring any bells for anyone?
      I can no longer find it on the internet.

    37. @AminaAmina-xq4bb on

      If it came to light in a few years that Remco had a motor in his bike and he faked a mechanical problem in order to change bikes before the line it would not surprise me at all……..

    40. @tannerslomko on

      Remco went so hard bc he was up for 6 days and running away from the shadow people bc of his amphetamine psychosis. He was heard screaming "THEY'RE GOING TO GET ME!" over and over again.

    43. @tonyg3091 on

      Remco and Pog are the breath of fresh air we all missed after the departure from the sport of Peter The Great. Wins with flair, with panache, rockstars.

    44. @ElSantoLuchador on

      Anyone that finds PED's triggering should find another sport to follow that isn't professional cycling. It's not one guy, it's the entire peloton. Either accept that or take a moral stand and leave. Periodically targeting only the winners for derision implies a misunderstanding of how this whole thing works.

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