Yep - it's true.

After British rider David Millar tested positve for EPO just before the Tour it was pretty depressing but this is gutting.

Tyler is so cool- I'm pretty p'd off by the news.

Now, I belong to the cynical camp that believes doping in cycling is endemic. I don't believe there are any truely 'clean' pro's. By that I mean any that only use the type of products you and me might use in our day to day training.

Modern demands placed on riders mean if you want to be in with a chance you have to be assisted and in some cases, just to ensure you can keep up with everyone else, let alone win a major race. But it's always depressing when someone you admire gets caught out.

It's depressing that anyone needs to dope in the first place, but what annoys me the most is that while those who get caught obviously have to suffer the penalties,there's still plenty of others getting away with it!

I guess Tyler stands to loose his Olympic medal, sponsorship and even his position at Phonak.

Bahhh - sometime life sucks.