The French cyclist Alexandre Dougnier was not careful, using over 10 banned medicines

Usage of anabolic steroids and other drugs that increase performance is widespread among amateur as well as professional sportspeople. It isn’t surprisingly, if athletes test positive for banned products. But there are certain unusual cases, when an individual tests positive for numerous forbidden medicines. Here is an example.
Alexandre Dougnier, a teenage amateur French cyclist tested positive for over 10 banned preparations, including over 5 steroid metabolites. It was at a race in France in May, 2011. This young person has been sentenced to 3-year ban from competitions.
It was determined that this person had used such steroids, as Anavar, Dianabol and Winstrol. Other steroid metabolites which were found in his urine sample included  3-Hydroxystanozolol, 16b-Hydroxystanozolol, 4b-Hydroxystanozolol, Oxandrolone, epi-Oxandrolone, 6b-Hydroxymethandienone and 17-epi-Methandienone.
This amateur cyclist was a member of the Parisian Athletic Club de Boulogne-Billancourt. Several individuals mention that this cyclist might have been a follower of the club’s doper Jacques Anquetil. This person has been claimed to be a well-known individual of cycling’s history. Jacques Anquetil was a member of the club de Boulogne-Billancourt in 1950s and 1960s. He was the first cyclist that had won the Tour de France 5 times. He had obtained also 2 Olympic medals.
Jacques Anquetil administrated steroids and other performance-enhancing drugs. Moreover, this cyclist defended doping during a TV debate with the French sports minister. He noted that it was not possible to endure cold, heat waves and rain in mountains during cycling without doping. He claimed that only a fool individual would endure these conditions connected with the extreme sport of cycling without doping. This well-known cyclist added that drug testing might deprive individual liberty. Jacques Anquetil said that everybody doped.
It is important to know steroids were not so widespread among cyclists in 1950s and 1960s. Intake of more dangerous amphetamines was more widespread during those years. As for intake of anabolic steroids, it has become more widespread during past two decades.
Let see which affirmations have been said about steroids, when other cyclists have been caught using them. When Floyd Landis was caught taking testosterone, it was argued by his legal team that neither anabolic steroids, nor other performance-enhancing drugs were able to enhance performance in cyclists.  As for the distributor of steroids Joseph Papp, he didn’t agree with this statement. He mentioned that usage of steroids was widespread in elite cycling. According to his words, a person may administrate testosterone gels in a clever way without being detected by anti-doping programs: users of transdermal testosterone should take in consideration detection time.
Alexandre Dougnier wasn’t careful and didn’t attempt to avoid detection. He probably didn’t suggest that cyclists would be tested for prohibited medications at the race in Aubervilliers.