So Basso decided to leave Disco. Hmmmmm, interesting. His Italian case with Operation Puerto is due to be reopened on Wednesday. He had to give his DNA, and with the court date a few days away, he decides to leave his team (who is looking for a new sponsor).
Did any of you know I am a psychic? I can see the future, and will now apply my abilites to Ivan Basso. Wednesday, May 2, Italy, Ivan walks into a court room, and CONI (Italian equilvent of USADA) tells him, we have a match, and suspenes him for 2 years from competition and another 2 years from signing with a Pro Tour Team.
At least he was smart enough to get out of his contract with Disco pre-suspension, instead of dragging down his team with him. There is no other reason to resign other than he knows he is guilty. I am sure Ivan and Jan were clients of Dr. Fuentes.
From what I have read and heard about r-EPO it has a dramatic effect on a racer. The racer dosen't have bad days. How do I know Floyd didn't take r-EPO? He had a really bad day. How do we know Jens Voigt isn't taking r-EPO, he has bad days. Ivan Basso and Jan didn't take it for years. You can see it. They had bad days. Remember Ivan at L'Alpe Duez TT? He got crushed by Lance (Lance has had bad days too). Then look at Ivan at last years Giro. Did he have a bad day? Never. Did he crush everyone and ride people off his wheels in the mountains? Yep. just like Marco Pantani, and everyone now knows Marco was r-EPO'ed to the eyeballs. Marco's hemocrti levels exceeded 60% at some points.
Ivan Basso is guilty and by Thursday everyone will know that.
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