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Ullrich looked back ...

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  1. Do you remember 2001?

    It was the Plateau de Bonascre, when Armstrong looked back to Ullrich ...

    Yesterday uphill to that Plateau d. B. Jan looked back to Lance ...

    Times are changing.

    Manuel

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    Yesterday uphill to that Plateau d. B. Jan looked back to Lance ...

    Times are changing.

    Is there a photograph confirming that Jan looked back. I don't believe you.

  3. He's right. I saw it too. (and came to think of Riis on the Hautacam stage 1996)

    Thomas

    "Callistus Valerius" <[email hidden]> skrev i en meddelelse
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    Quoted message said:

    Yesterday uphill to that Plateau d. B. Jan looked back to Lance ...

    Times are changing.

    Is there a photograph confirming that Jan looked back. I don't


    believe

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    you.

  4. Thomas Lund said:

    He's right. I saw it too. (and came to think of Riis on the Hautacam stage 1996)

    Didn't I post this yesterday ;-)

    Anyway, yes at one point in the last climb, I was worried that Ullrich was getting weak. He went to
    the right of the road and dropped. A commentator on a motorbike said he was checking out the
    derailers of his opponents. A good indication of their shape.

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    Is there a photograph confirming that Jan looked back. I don't believe

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    you.


  5. "Callistus Valerius" <[email hidden]> wrote in :"]news:[email hidden]:

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    Yesterday uphill to that Plateau d. B. Jan looked back to Lance ...

    Times are changing.

    Is there a photograph confirming that Jan looked back. I don't believe you.

    grahamwatson.com03tdfSt13 008000

  6. Boyd Speerschneider said:


    "Callistus Valerius" <[email hidden]> wrote in :"]news:[email hidden]:

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    Quoted message said:

    Yesterday uphill to that Plateau d. B. Jan looked back to Lance ...

    Times are changing.

    Is there a photograph confirming that Jan looked back. I don't believe you.

    grahamwatson.com03tdfSt13 008000

    That says *after* an attack. That don't count.

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    Is there a photograph confirming that Jan looked back. I don't believe you.

    grahamwatson.com03tdfSt13 008000

    by golly there is a photo, and Lance has that same confused look Jan had 2 years ago.

  8. "David Ryan" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

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    Boyd Speerschneider said:


    "Callistus Valerius" <[email hidden]> wrote in :"]news:[email hidden]:

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    > Yesterday uphill to that Plateau d. B. Jan looked back to Lance ...
    >
    > Times are changing.

    Is there a photograph confirming that Jan looked back. I don't believe you.

    grahamwatson.com03tdfSt13 008000

    That says *after* an attack. That don't count.

    I did see it but that photo is not it. He dropped back to his right and was at the back of about a
    half dozen riders. After he took a look he went back to the front. It was not all that dramatic, but
    it did happen.

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