Now Heras is on dope?!?!
 

Cycling's governing body needs to make up their minds about who is and who is not their golden child...

Armstrong is out (retired), Hammilton is out, start in on Heras now?

Is everybody on dope or are these guys just getting busted?

It will be interesting to see how David Millar does when he returns. He admitted doping and was suspended for 2 years. He has stated that he will return to competitive racing when the suspension is over and he is young enough that he shoudl still be in his prime when he does. He was seen as someone with the potential to be a grand Tour winner and, in any case, was a great time-trialist, but how much of that was the durgs and how much was his true ability and capacity? We will see.

it doesn't need to be very much
 

the benefit may only need to be one to two percent, as Lance's margin wasn't very great.

B test is back on Heras... Guilty...