crit PRO said:cause Ale Jet blew it in the final turn. It won't happen again.
Heck, even Gord Fraser can beat Cipo.crit PRO
tickets to Georgia in hand
Lots of big words from a guy who has TICKETS to Georgia. No number.
Musashi
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crit PRO said:cause Ale Jet blew it in the final turn. It won't happen again.
Heck, even Gord Fraser can beat Cipo.crit PRO
tickets to Georgia in hand
Lots of big words from a guy who has TICKETS to Georgia. No number.
Musashi
Still not done winning..
http://www.cyclingnews.com/photos.php?id=photos/2005/mar05/lucca/1
from Cyclingnews.com
Cipollini further explained how he put together his win today, saying, "The
last man in the train was supposed to be Backstedt, but he had a flat. So we
decided to make the race against Petacchi's team. My teammates brought me
perfectly to the last kilometer and from then on, I just marked my man
Alessandro. Velo and Petacchi lead into the last corner with 500m. to go. I
jumped early and got a two bike length lead on Petacchi which I held to the
finish line."
This after a rather hilly 177km course, I find it rather impressive that he
held off Ale Jet by 2 bike lengths in the closing 500 meters
Dave
cause Ale Jet blew it in the final turn. It won't happen again.
Heck, even Gord Fraser can beat Cipo.
crit PRO
tickets to Georgia in hand
Dave H said:Still not done winning..
http://www.cyclingnews.com/photos.php?id=photos/2005/mar05/lucca/1from Cyclingnews.com
Cipollini further explained how he put together his win today,
saying, "The
Quoted message said:last man in the train was supposed to be Backstedt, but he had a
flat. So we
Quoted message said:decided to make the race against Petacchi's team. My teammates
brought me
Quoted message said:perfectly to the last kilometer and from then on, I just marked my
man
Quoted message said:Alessandro. Velo and Petacchi lead into the last corner with 500m. to
go. I
Quoted message said:jumped early and got a two bike length lead on Petacchi which I held
to the
Quoted message said:finish line."
This after a rather hilly 177km course, I find it rather impressive
that he
Quoted message said:held off Ale Jet by 2 bike lengths in the closing 500 meters
Dave
Sounds like an 'old' dog learning a new trick. Since he lost his final
leadout man, he freelanced on the back of Fassa's final two. Then
jumped early. Sounds a lot like how Fred Rodriguez took his stage last
year. Sometimes you need to let the game come to you...
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Quoted message said:cause Ale Jet blew it in the final turn. It won't happen again.
Heck, even Gord Fraser can beat Cipo.crit PRO
tickets to Georgia in hand
http://www.topeuro.co.uk/blagger/the_duel.html
Betcha can't wait!
Kurgan Gringioni said:
Dumbass -Last year at Georgia it wasn't even Gord that beat Cipo, it was
Dominguez.thanks,
K. Gringioni.
dumbass,
http://www.cyclingnews.com/road/2004/apr04/tdgeorgia04/?id=results/stage7
-canadian ministry of palmares
amit said:Kurgan Gringioni said:
Dumbass -Last year at Georgia it wasn't even Gord that beat Cipo, it was
Dominguez.thanks,
K. Gringioni.
dumbass,
http://www.cyclingnews.com/road/2004/apr04/tdgeorgia04/?id=results/stage7
Quoted message said:-canadian ministry of palmares (amit)
K.G. Chang,
Who's the dumbass now? Dominguez couldn't even beat Lance in a sprint.
crit PRO
More like the Canadian Minister of Masturbation
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Quoted message said:
Kurgan Gringioni said:
Dumbass -Last year at Georgia it wasn't even Gord that beat Cipo, it was
Dominguez.thanks,
K. Gringioni.
dumbass,
http://www.cyclingnews.com/road/2004/apr04/tdgeorgia04/?id=results/stage7
-canadian ministry of palmares
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