Some of the testosterone found in Tour de France winner Floyd Landis' "A" sample is from an external source and not his body's, The New York Times reported on Tuesday, quoting an unidentified UCI official.
The carbon isotope test on the first of Landis' two urine samples taken after his 17th stage win in last month's Tour indicates the presence of synthetic testosterone, said the official with knowledge of the results from France's Châtenay-Malabry anti-doping laboratory... etc.
http://www.velonews.com/news/fea/10627.0.html
What is the possiblility of Floyd having borrowed lance's nut for stage 17?
Seriously I just dont trust that lab. I say split the samples in 3 and send the piss off to 2 different labs... Test sample A on site (i.e. France) and send B to the riders local cycling federation (in Floyd's case, the U.S.)... stick the 3rd on in the fridge as sample C.
The carbon isotope test on the first of Landis' two urine samples taken after his 17th stage win in last month's Tour indicates the presence of synthetic testosterone, said the official with knowledge of the results from France's Châtenay-Malabry anti-doping laboratory... etc.
http://www.velonews.com/news/fea/10627.0.html
What is the possiblility of Floyd having borrowed lance's nut for stage 17?
Seriously I just dont trust that lab. I say split the samples in 3 and send the piss off to 2 different labs... Test sample A on site (i.e. France) and send B to the riders local cycling federation (in Floyd's case, the U.S.)... stick the 3rd on in the fridge as sample C.
