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12-04.-2004, 01:06 AM
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Justin Davis reporting the following....
Justin Davis reporting that for the second week in a row, a World Cup
event is taken by a 'relatively unknown' rider. First, it was the little name ride Steffen Wesemann (T-Mobile) with the BIG surprise win last week at the Tour of Flanders. This just in, the unheard of Magnus Backsled (unknown team) wins the 102nd running of Paris-Roubaix, the Queen of the Classics. The GREAT Baden Cooke, whom Justin has had his eye  on for sometime, was unable to take the start on the Easter Day Classic, citing a rug burn boo-boo on his knee's. Justin, reporting from Baden's bed, said, "I've never heard of Magnus. Is this guy Aussie?" |
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12-04.-2004, 03:12 AM
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Re: Justin Davis reporting the following....
ronde chumpion wrote:
> Justin Davis reporting that for the second week in a row, a World Cup > event is taken by a 'relatively unknown' rider. First, it was the > little name ride Steffen Wesemann (T-Mobile) with the BIG surprise win > last week at the Tour of Flanders. This just in, the unheard of Magnus > Backsled (unknown team) wins the 102nd running of Paris-Roubaix, the > Queen of the Classics. > The GREAT Baden Cooke, whom Justin has had his eye on for some> time, was unable to take the start on the Easter Day Classic, citing a > rug burn boo-boo on his knee's. Justin, reporting from Baden's bed, > said, "I've never heard of Magnus. Is this guy Aussie?" You are right. Not many people know mr Backsled, I for one sure don't. However Magnus Bäckstedt is definitely not unknown and neither is the team Alessio-Bianchi I believe. Oh yes he was on the podium only a few days ago I beleive with only Boonen a little higher up That he would win a great race like this however is absolutely awesome. For once I was shouting louder than the TV commentators Grattis Magnus I think the Peloton calls him Maggie but he's over 190 cm so don't say it with a smirk -- Perre You have to be smarter than a robot to reply. |
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