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04-04.-2004, 02:53 AM
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Re: Driedaagse De Panne
in article c14d85fdffd998b700ac9c296eb810ed@news.teranews.com, Kyle Legate
at legatek@hotmail.com wrote on 4/2/04 10:05 AM: > otto wrote: >> "psycholist" <technico@wctel.net> wrote in message news:< >>> Hey ... wait ... that WASN'T an April fools joke. Incredible! >>> >>> Of course, all the riders who really care about winning the >>> monuments of the next two weeks didn't give a hoot about this race. >>> >>> Bob C. >> >> hincapie said himself that he wasn't coming for the win, but got in >> the right move on the first day. >> > And it's not that Hincapie doesn't care about the monuments, he does. The > problem is, better riders than him also care. > > From today's Procycling online: > > " The difference between them and me is that they've all won World Cup races > and I haven't. They know how to do it," Hincapie said, whose best result in > the Tour of Flanders so far came in the 2002 edition in which he finished > fourth. > > Wtf? George: it's just the same as winning any other race, just a lot > harder. There's no trick to it that you have to figure out. Perhaps the problem is that he has forgotten how to win races altogether. -Sonarrat. |
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