Comments on: Di Luca Handed 280,000 Euro Doping Fine http://bikepure.org/2010/02/di-luca-handed-280000-euro-doping-fine/ To promote positive cycling Wed, 23 May 2012 15:04:01 +0000 hourly 1 http://wordpress.org/?v=3.0.5 By: Emp http://bikepure.org/2010/02/di-luca-handed-280000-euro-doping-fine/comment-page-1/#comment-74 Emp Wed, 10 Feb 2010 10:27:38 +0000 http://bikepure.org/?p=1859#comment-74 Well nice job Bike Pure!!But ouch....280k euro....it's quite pain:) Well nice job Bike Pure!!But ouch….280k euro….it’s quite pain:)

]]> By: Andy McGibbon http://bikepure.org/2010/02/di-luca-handed-280000-euro-doping-fine/comment-page-1/#comment-52 Andy McGibbon Wed, 03 Feb 2010 13:41:09 +0000 http://bikepure.org/?p=1859#comment-52 F*** him, too little too late. Typical & pathetic of the UCI to do the right thing "eventually" F*** him, too little too late. Typical & pathetic of the UCI to do the right thing “eventually”

]]> By: Bike Pure fan http://bikepure.org/2010/02/di-luca-handed-280000-euro-doping-fine/comment-page-1/#comment-50 Bike Pure fan Wed, 03 Feb 2010 13:13:27 +0000 http://bikepure.org/?p=1859#comment-50 It wold be nice to see more Italian and Spanish pro's under the Bike Pure banner. It wold be nice to see more Italian and Spanish pro’s under the Bike Pure banner.

]]> By: BikePure Italia http://bikepure.org/2010/02/di-luca-handed-280000-euro-doping-fine/comment-page-1/#comment-49 BikePure Italia Wed, 03 Feb 2010 13:07:29 +0000 http://bikepure.org/?p=1859#comment-49 Two things are raised here, 1, why is Vino and the ‘chicken’ etc, allowed to race while their ban is pending with the CAS? The both signed the "Commitment to a New Cycling" so should pay up. As we are aware with Valverde’s case it can take up to two years and the massive legal loopholes which exist in the bloodpassport program, mean they will more than likely get off! And 2, Surely if 13,000 is 70% of Biondo’s wage, considering Italian state income tax, Biondo’s take home pay was 14,056 euros. Not a survivable wage to keep a family on. So Ceramica Flaminia - Bossini Docce (his old team and new home of the cheat Ricco) not only support and embrace dopers but pay them rubbish money for putting their health at risk. Article 326 of the UCI Anti-Doping Rules “establishes a fine corresponding to the net annual income of any rider committing an offence sanctioned by a suspension of two years or more.” Is on the mark- Please implement it to the other 66 riders who tested positive in 2009. Two things are raised here, 1, why is Vino and the ‘chicken’ etc, allowed to race while their ban is pending with the CAS? The both signed the “Commitment to a New Cycling” so should pay up. As we are aware with Valverde’s case it can take up to two years and the massive legal loopholes which exist in the bloodpassport program, mean they will more than likely get off!
And 2, Surely if 13,000 is 70% of Biondo’s wage, considering Italian state income tax, Biondo’s take home pay was 14,056 euros. Not a survivable wage to keep a family on. So Ceramica Flaminia – Bossini Docce (his old team and new home of the cheat Ricco) not only support and embrace dopers but pay them rubbish money for putting their health at risk.

Article 326 of the UCI Anti-Doping Rules “establishes a fine corresponding to the net annual income of any rider committing an offence sanctioned by a suspension of two years or more.” Is on the mark- Please implement it to the other 66 riders who tested positive in 2009.

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