That's the issues, that everyone is suspect and I do believe that the sport today is cleaner, much cleaner. The fact that we're seeing many more people crack on the superhuman stages, people struggle is the most indicative sign that the sport is cleaner. But Wiggins doesn't have to dope in order to have an advantage, your team mates pull you so it's indirect but an advantage none the less.
I love the sport, I've loved it longer than I have had a passion for F1, but drugs have always been a part of it, whether it was visible or not, publicized or not.
One thing that has interested me is France having a very difficult time over the last decade or more with their riders not being able to do well in the Tour. It's no coincidence that France has the toughest drug policy of any nation, so their riders have been competing clean for the most part, and riding against dopes riders so the performance gap was no surprise.
Last year the French did better in the TDF than they had in a long long time, they were finally competitive and I take that as a good sign.
