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Les vrais chiffres du dopage |
We have crossed all the Tours of France, Italy and Spain since 1968 with our doping directory . The report is bloody: the doping is not the fact of some bad apples: it is indeed widespread or, at least, it was. In recent years, the improvement is noticeable but it is advisable to remain cautious. This sport cannot abandon this doping culture that easily.
The other ranking is the one you will not see anywhere else. We have removed from the official list all the riders who were, at one time or another of their career or even after, involved in a doping case and appear as such in our directory.
This alternative ranking starts in 1968, the date of the first anti-doping tests.
Victories | Riders |
5 | Roglic Primoz |
4 | Nibali Vincenzo |
Pogacar Tadej | |
3 | Lemond Greg |
2 | Bernal Gomez Egan Arley |
Fuente José-manuel | |
Vingegaard Rasmussen Jonas | |
1 | Aru Fabio |
Bertoglio Fausto | |
Carapaz Montenegro Richard Anton | |
Chioccioli Franco | |
De Muynck Johan | |
Dumoulin Tom | |
Evans Cadel | |
Evenepoel Remco | |
Geoghegan Hart Tao | |
Giovannetti Marco | |
Hampsten Andrew | |
Herrera Luis | |
Hindley Jai | |
Horner Christopher | |
Kuss Sepp | |
Mauri Melchior | |
Pesarrodona José | |
Pettersson Gosta | |
Pingeon René | |
Pino Counago Alvaro | |
Ruperez Faustino | |
Sastre Carlos | |
Tamames Agustin | |
Thomas Geraint |
At a time when the UCI believes in a "bright future for cycling" (sic), we can be skeptical about the professional cyclist's ability to turn the page on doping. In particular, when many team managers have have been involved in doping scandals in the past. We dissect the organizational charts of the UCI World Tour 2013 teams in search of these bad apples.