That's some serious engineering. Still I'd just call it cheating, not a version of "doping"
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They call it "mechanical doping," but the name simply doesn't do it justice. Cycling is not a sport celebrated for honesty amongst even its top riders, but following several very high-profile doping cases in recent years, it seems as though the cheats have been trying a different route: hiding motors in their seat posts that help push them to superhuman feats of endurance.
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http://arstechnica.com/gadgets/2016/...ymium-magnets/