Di Luca autobiography

topcat77

Could be interesting read as it looks to be from a rider that has no remorse for what he did during his time on the bike.

http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/di-luca-reveals-details-of-his-doping-in-hard-hitting-autobiography/

stecleary

Not condoning doping at all here but this could be a slightly refreshing read.
No BS, straight up i did it, this is why i did it, and this is how i did it.

No going on he offensive and calling people drunken whores or suing the world because they are telling the truth about you

topcat77

He never lost everything from doping. He always had his relationship with Vini Fantini owners and the adoration of his Italian fans.

It's kinda strange

1bryan

topcat77 wrote: »

He never lost everything from doping. He always had his relationship with Vini Fantini owners and the adoration of his Italian fans.

It's kinda strange

kinda strange, but not uncommon in Italy.

Just look at Pantani. Italians never lost their love for him, regardless of the number or nature of scandals he was involved in.

JPNelsforearm

Its good to hear athletes coming out and being truly honest, nothing is more sickening than the Lance denials or the psuedo moralistic apologism when caught, as opposed to just owning it and not giving a **** what anyone thinks. You did what you had to do to win, end of story, who cares at the end of the day.

Lumen

He's no David Millar.