Talk:Rob Hayles
Latest comment: 5 months ago by 2A02:908:2810:8780:FC45:3793:1509:EF9F in topic Missing background for claim
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Missing background for claim
editI suggest the following sentence to be removed unless a basis for the claim can be found:
"The rules regarding haematocrit testing for track cycling were subsequently changed as the resting period before an event can cause the red cell volume to exceed 50%, with subsequent blood tests often proving the riders to be clean."
Otherwise it very much sounds as if the main purpose of this claim is the absolve the athlete of being above the limit based on pure speculation. 2A02:908:2810:8780:FC45:3793:1509:EF9F (talk) 16:31, 30 May 2024 (UTC)