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Petacchi.
Brioches La Boulangere will ride until they explode to keep Voeckler in yellow for as long as possible. Fdjeux.com also has an interest in discouraging breakaways, both to assist Cooke and on the theory that Voeckler and O'Grady will both fade in the climbs before Casar leaving Casar in yellow for a time. This means Petacchi should get a couple of breakaway free days to show that he's still a top sprinter when other top sprinters are also in the race. Bob Schwartz cvcc@execpc.com |
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Bob Schwartz <cvcc@shell.core.com> wrote:
> Petacchi. And speaking of Italian sprinters that have sucked so far, I suppose this gives Cipo a chance to show us he's still alive. I had totally forgotten about him. How about that! When he announces his retirement I wonder if he will back date it. Bob Schwartz cvcc@execpc.com |
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Peta needed medical attention and might DNS tomorrow.
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Bart Van Hoorebeeck <bart@none.be> wrote:
> Peta needed medical attention and might DNS tomorrow. http://groups.google.com/groups?&se...1uj4824d%40cor- p.supernews.com It's a shame I don't gamble. Bob Schwartz cvcc@execpc.com |
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Bob Schwartz <cvcc@.supernews.com>...
> Petacchi. > > Brioches La Boulangere will ride until they explode to > keep Voeckler in yellow for as long as possible. > Fdjeux.com also has an interest in discouraging > breakaways, both to assist Cooke and on the theory that > Voeckler and O'Grady will both fade in the climbs before > Casar leaving Casar in yellow for a time. This means > Petacchi should get a couple of breakaway free days to > show that he's still a top sprinter when other top > sprinters are also in the race. Schwartz--it's your intellect and insight as to why you should be on of the Top Leaders of RBR over the years. It's the way you can see things clearly and cut through the BS. How can we reward you? > > Bob Schwartz cvcc@execpc.com -Ken |
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On 8 Jul 2004 15:46:26 -0700, ken@kenpapai.com (K. J. Papai) wrote:
>Bob Schwartz <cvcc@.supernews.com>... >> Petacchi. >> >> Brioches La Boulangere will ride until they explode to >> keep Voeckler in yellow for as long as possible. >> Fdjeux.com also has an interest in discouraging >> breakaways, both to assist Cooke and on the theory that >> Voeckler and O'Grady will both fade in the climbs before >> Casar leaving Casar in yellow for a time. This means >> Petacchi should get a couple of breakaway free days to >> show that he's still a top sprinter when other top >> sprinters are also in the race. > >Schwartz--it's your intellect and insight as to why you >should be on of the Top Leaders of RBR over the years. It's >the way you can see things clearly and cut through the BS. > Yeah, the OP was one of the more thoughtful bits of race analysis here in a quite a while. JT |
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Where did you get this info? I was wondering why we hadn't seen more of him... |
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"Bob Schwartz" <cvcc@shell.core.com> schreef in bericht
news:10er0kn6grsf179@corp.supernews.com... > Petacchi. > > Brioches La Boulangere will ride until they explode to > keep Voeckler in yellow for as long as possible. Sure, but being not a very strong team Brioches La Boulangere is certainly not capable to controll the race. So they will be quite happy if a few riders are taking a couple of minutes, forcing the teams of the sprinters to lead the pursuit. Benjo Maso |
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Gosh, I'm blushing.
But I missed the damage from Petacchi's fall. In my defense we don't have cable so all I'm working on is the audio feed from Eurosport over the internet. I should have placed that bet on 'None'. > How can we reward you? Well, if anyone really feels indebted they could kill Bill Z and Guy's computers. I'm sure we'd all appreciate it. My plane tickets are on Tuesday, we'll be in the Pyrenees and the Alps. I have some ideas for getting to Alpe d'Huez via telepherique and mountain bike but I'm still not sure how I'm going to do it. If I had enough daylight after the finish I'd ride trails back to where we are staying but that's not an option. I'll be sure to take pictures of the food for heather. Bob Schwartz cvcc@execpc.com |
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Bob Schwartz wrote:
> > I'll be sure to take pictures of the food for heather. yes! many many pictures- food and beer and mountains and maybe even a bike racer if you're feeling generous. just no porno shots please, not into your kind of perversions- ("OK, just to make some of you people happy, here is a porn link: http://www.pbase.com/image/22198722 That one's for you heather <kiss><kiss>") heather |
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>This means Petacchi should get a couple of breakaway free
>days to show that he's still a top sprinter when other top >sprinters are also in the race. If his shoulder is Ok after the crash and Xray done today. he said it was dislocated. according to velonews.com |
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Bob Schwartz <cvcc@shell.core.com> wrote:
> My plane tickets are on Tuesday, we'll be in the Pyrenees > and the Alps. I have some ideas for getting to Alpe d'Huez > via telepherique and mountain bike but I'm still not sure > how I'm going to do it. If I had enough daylight after the > finish I'd ride trails back to where we are staying but > that's not an option. > I'll be sure to take pictures of the food for heather. Yes please. I really liked your Ronde van Vlaanderen page. Also, if you can take down a Cutter on the Alpe, I'll double Trdina's fifty bucks. |
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Shussbar <cryspat99@aol.comnospam> wrote:
> As curiosity, what telepherique are you going to take? > From Vaujany? Vaujany is a possibility, I think the ride to Alpe d'Huez from Alpette could be very nice. But Oz Station is more direct and their web page says they will be running all day that day. Getting back is going to be more interesting since everyone will want to leave at the same time. I think that's where the mountain bike has the most value if I can just ride back over the ridge that separates Alpe d'Huez and Oz Station. Bob Schwartz cvcc@execpc.com |
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Bob Schwartz <cvcc@shell.core.com> wrote in message news:<10es0e49e5h7017@corp.supernews.com>...
> Gosh, I'm blushing. > > But I missed the damage from Petacchi's fall. In my > defense we don't have cable so all I'm working on is the > audio feed from Eurosport over the internet. I should have > placed that bet on 'None'. > > > How can we reward you? > > Well, if anyone really feels indebted they could kill Bill > Z and Guy's computers. I'm sure we'd all appreciate it. Is that who .... nevermind. > My plane tickets are on Tuesday, we'll be in the Pyrenees > and the Alps. I have some ideas for getting to Alpe d'Huez > via telepherique and mountain bike but I'm still not sure I only studied German, Latin and Klingon. Is a 'telepherique' some sort of matter transporter? Is it FTL? > how I'm going to do it. If I had enough daylight after the > finish I'd ride trails back to where we are staying but > that's not an option. Goddam have fun -- we're all jealous here man. > > I'll be sure to take pictures of the food for heather. > > Bob Schwartz cvcc@execpc.com -Kenneth J. P. |
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