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  1. Damn that was cool. I like it when the Giro hits the Dolomiti.

    DiLuca may never again wear the maglia rosa but he didn't lose it, it got
    taken from him.

    Basso may never give up the maglia rosa. He was very strong, very
    impressive. When he dropped Simoni it was just casual payback.

    Savoldelli was spinning his legs like crazy.

  2. Robert Chung said:

    Savoldelli was spinning his legs like crazy.

    What are you trying to say?

  3. Robert Chung said:

    Damn that was cool. I like it when the Giro hits the Dolomiti.

    DiLuca may never again wear the maglia rosa but he didn't lose it, it


    got

    Quoted message said:

    taken from him.

    Basso may never give up the maglia rosa. He was very strong, very
    impressive. When he dropped Simoni it was just casual payback.

    Savoldelli was spinning his legs like crazy.

    Fantastic racing. I'm really impressed by the depth of the effort teams
    are putting into winning this race again. I still have real questions
    about the Pro Tour structure and it's long term effects but it sure
    looks good so far. Especially with only one wildcard going out for the
    Tour, instead of several to weak French teams for home politics
    purposes. This is giving some second line stars a real chance to shine
    again since if teams want to win they need to focus on different riders
    for different events.
    Good stuff
    Bill C

  4. gym.gravity said:
    Robert Chung said:

    Savoldelli was spinning his legs like crazy.

    What are you trying to say?

    That Savoldelli spins his legs like crazy?

  5. Robert Chung said:
    gym.gravity said:
    Robert Chung said:

    Savoldelli was spinning his legs like crazy.

    What are you trying to say?

    That Savoldelli spins his legs like crazy?

    Probably takes after his new boss !
    As a side note, another guy who came back to life after leaving
    Telekom, wonder what kind of black magic the Germans are engaging in !

    Quoted message said:


  6. because he can?

    http://groups-beta.google.com/group/rec.bicycles.racing/msg/42392b67918b416b?hl=en

  7. Two days ago said:

    Basso may never give up the maglia rosa.

    Well, that didn't last long.

    Speaking of holding jersies,
    http://anonymous.coward.free.fr/rbr/tdf-dominance.png

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