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Originally Posted by Archaea
He obviously played by rules sufficiently enough to test negative all those years. So it says something about how much he participated. He must have monitored his blood during training to drop it once competition started.
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As did hundreds of others.
That Lance never got caught doesn't make him in anyway unusual or less guilty.
Marion Jones was also never caught and used the same explanation as Lance: never had a positive test.
She went to prison.
All the other cyclists who were busted--they competed and cheated many years without being caught.
And now in fact, there is strong evidence that Lance was in fact caught, but that the positive test was made to go away. Including evidence that Lance and Bruyneel met with the lab director (highly unusual). It might be this very situation that lands Lance Armstrong in prison.
In seeing a few cyclists busted here and there, we have only seen the tip of the iceberg.