In situations like the Tour de France, you have to recognize that your opponents will be cheating. A lot of people who could have been great bikers will see that the only way they can get ahead is to lie and cheat. So it's absolutely the case that there are costs to this. And a lot of people just opt out of the system when that's the case.
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