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June 21, 2008

Aussie TT dominator back in November

Well he would be satisfied, surely? Australia’s Nathan O’Neill is satisfied with the outcome of his Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) appeal, which sees him able to return to the sport on November 12. O’Neill will return to the United States of America on Monday, where he will begin training and start to focus contract negotiations for the 2009 season. O’Neill tested positive for the stimulant Phentermine in an in-competition test on August 12, 2007, during the Tour of Elk Grove in the USA. While the eight-time Australian Time Trial Champion is allowed to use the appetite suppressant out of competition, traces of the substance remained in his system during the event.

O’Neill has published some interesting ideas on weight control in Aussie cycling mags. So was the Phentermine part of his program? You’d have to say yes, but I hadn’t seen it in print before, strangely. So is it still OK out-of-season? Is it a case of anything goes, at least with weight loss? Or was the Phentermine part of a larger picture? Nathan, please tell us what you think…

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Aussie TT dominator back in November

Well he would be satisfied, surely? Australia’s Nathan O’Neill is satisfied with the outcome of his Court of Arbitration for Sport (CAS) appeal, which sees him able to return to the sport on November 12. O’Neill will return to the United States of America on Monday, where he will begin training and start to focus contract negotiations for the 2009 season. O’Neill tested positive for the stimulant Phentermine in an in-competition test on August 12, 2007, during the Tour of Elk Grove in the USA. While the eight-time Australian Time Trial Champion is allowed to use the appetite suppressant out of competition, traces of the substance remained in his system during the event.

O’Neill has published some interesting ideas on weight control in Aussie cycling mags. So was the Phentermine part of his program? You’d have to say yes, but I hadn’t seen it in print before, strangely. So is it still OK out-of-season? Is it a case of anything goes, at least with weight loss? Or was the Phentermine part of a larger picture? Nathan, please tell us what you think…

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November 12, 2007

Nathan suppresses his appetite for HealthNet

Nathan O’Neill is a fantastic rider, a brilliant TTer who has come back from horrendous injuries and later publicly thanked God for divine help in those moments of utmost crisis. He is also well known for his legitimate tips and tricks for managing his weight. And for an elite rider maximising your power to weight is a vital component in the overall mix. So it’s not so surprising that a rider of O’Neill’s class will turn to artificial means to suppress appetite, is it? Or is it?

When it breaches clear cut doping rules, it’s not so pretty? In fact it looks like Nathan has succumbed to temptation, if this report is true… American Professional Continental squad Health Net-Maxxis has announced the termination of Australian Nathan O’Neill’s contract as of October 29, following the star rider’s non-negative test for prescription appetite suppressant Phentermine. The World Anti-Doping Agency’s code allows riders to use prescribed Phentermine out of competition, but no trace amounts are allowed in a rider’s system during competition.

Now did he actually think he was out of competition at the time? Was he contemplating his new team for 2008 and not looking back at what he thought was the past when he choose to pop his pills? I guess only Nathan knows what he was thinking, but I suspect a mix up happening here. It will be interesting to see his statement on the matter.

And his statement is: “I admit that I used the medicine for the prescribed purpose, in an out-of-competition situation,” O’Neill said in a statement. “Unfortunately for me, there was a tiny amount that was still present in my body at the time the sample was collected in competition.”

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Nathan suppresses his appetite for HealthNet

Nathan O’Neill is a fantastic rider, a brilliant TTer who has come back from horrendous injuries and later publicly thanked God for divine help in those moments of utmost crisis. He is also well known for his legitimate tips and tricks for managing his weight. And for an elite rider maximising your power to weight is a vital component in the overall mix. So it’s not so surprising that a rider of O’Neill’s class will turn to artificial means to suppress appetite, is it? Or is it?

When it breaches clear cut doping rules, it’s not so pretty? In fact it looks like Nathan has succumbed to temptation, if this report is true… American Professional Continental squad Health Net-Maxxis has announced the termination of Australian Nathan O’Neill’s contract as of October 29, following the star rider’s non-negative test for prescription appetite suppressant Phentermine. The World Anti-Doping Agency’s code allows riders to use prescribed Phentermine out of competition, but no trace amounts are allowed in a rider’s system during competition.

Now did he actually think he was out of competition at the time? Was he contemplating his new team for 2008 and not looking back at what he thought was the past when he choose to pop his pills? I guess only Nathan knows what he was thinking, but I suspect a mix up happening here. It will be interesting to see his statement on the matter.

And his statement is: “I admit that I used the medicine for the prescribed purpose, in an out-of-competition situation,” O’Neill said in a statement. “Unfortunately for me, there was a tiny amount that was still present in my body at the time the sample was collected in competition.”

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