Jonas Vingegaard is now the center of doping attacks: ‘He did something never seen before’

The theme of doping round in sport and cycling is one of the activities most pursued by world authorities and, in addition, its practitioners are controlled to the centimeter.

Jonas Vingegaard prepares to defend the last two titles of the Tour de France who has won consecutively and will face his rival of the time, the Slovenian, Tadej Pogacar, who has just won the Giro d’Italia with great merit.

Harsh signs

Pogacar has been the center of criticism and several people who have been linked to the sport of cranks and pedals have said that their work is strange and they doubt that they do it normally, warning that there is something beyond that no one knows.

Vingegaard is now the rider they attack, according to the latest conversations. The platform Netflix has been in charge of preparing documents for the Tour and the second has not been made known and there are already conjectures regarding the issue of doping.

We are talking about stage 16 of the last edition, the individual time trial in which Vingegaard decides the race in his favor in a sensational performance.

Well, that’s the part where the big doubts come in. In the sixth episode this topic is touched on and the platform dedicates about six minutes to the champion’s suspicions of doping.

“Cycling is affected by the issue of doping after this performance,” they say in the specialized podcast L’Echappée.

“You can repeat the race, review all the trajectories, the strategies, but Vingegaard has done something that we have never seen,” they add.

In The Wild Ones podcast, Netflix collected some concepts after the time trial and the L’Equipe headline: “From another planet.” He also points out some comments on social networks: “How the hell did Vingegaard do something like that?”, “His time trial makes no sense!” “It has been too unbelievable for me.”

What is being talked about, Richard Plugge The general director of Visma assured: “It is easy to say that we are doing things that we should not, but I am left with the fact that everything went perfectly at the right time. The technique, the preparation, the choices… Everything turned out perfect. It is others who must learn from it.”

And the same runner pointed out after his exhibition that he was clean. “If they check my samples in 100 years, they will still not find anything.”