CLEAN : Cycling: New testing device will find out mechanical doping UC

The video tutorial discusses the use of magnetic resonance technology to detect cheating in cycling. It explains the process of scanning for electromagnetic waves and the methods used to identify unauthorized items like motors in bicycles. The tutorial highlights the effectiveness of this technology in preventing cheating and provides statistics on the number of bicycles tested. The technology was first used in the 2016 World Cyclocross Championships in Belgium.

What is the purpose of using the C3 axis across the top in the context of the video?

• To improve the aerodynamics

• To enhance the speed of the bicycle

• To increase the durability of the wheels

• To scan the wheels

What is the main message regarding the use of scientific methods to detect magnets?

• They are only useful for detecting large objects

• They can detect items that are out of place

• They are primarily used for temperature measurement

• They are ineffective in finding electrical armatures

What warning is given to those considering cheating using magnets?

• Cheating is encouraged for better results

• The methods are outdated and unreliable

• Cheating will be detected and caught

• There are no consequences for cheating

What technology is used in magnetic resonance testing as described in the video?

• A laptop and a wireless device

• An iPod and an adapter

• A smartphone and a sensor

• A tablet and a magnetic strip

When was magnetic resonance testing first used in cycling events?

• In 2015 at the Vuelta a España

• In 2018 at the Giro d'Italia

• In 2016 at the World Cyclocross Championships

• In 2010 at the Tour de France