How to pronounce “doping” in English

: Daniel: Mid-doping. Ned: Mid-doping was for good reason the hot favorite to win that day.

As in— >>Richard: retro doping.

Weiss: Am I doping?

and there were also no doping checks at the Olympics.

But a British rider David Miller pre-doping ban was actually the hot favorite.

You've got doping, Penn State pedophilia, violence against women.

they can keep on doing something long after the doping guys wandering off somewhere else um uh concrete thinkers

And with everything that went on with the doping scandal, I think I made the right choice.

You know we have this very black and white viewpoint of doping that you're either a drug cheat or you're not.

I did a piece for the "New Yorker" a couple weeks ago about doping in sports.

I think it's because I thought everybody was using drugs or doping.

Now they refer to it as light doping i.e. like stimulants and caffeine whereas now it's heavy doping.

But I would suggest hesitantly that actually incrementally over those 10 years the instances of doping have come down, year on year.

And that ended up being a 16-month-long sort of made-new law in the doping world kind of case.

male 4: >>Ned: Yeah it's a different era, they were all doping for a start.

It happened with me and Stephan Schumacher after his time trial win where I basically accused him of doping.

Don't I,I-I-I, Don't I seem like I'm doping?

I don't know what to think about it just because, as maybe many of you read over the summer, there was a lot of doping stories.

And the result is, anything from Sochi, from one extreme, to the doping scandal in biking.

And it's just so complex you know there's this huge gray area, and the actual line between doping and clean is moving all the time.

Daniel: I remember conversations that we had in the car at the Tour de France about what would be the next step, would it be geographical doping?

No que- Male #4: Are you doping?