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  1. one name: Oscar Freire

  2. Kenny said:

    one name: Oscar Freire


    Bettini

  3. Genvieve Jeanson

    Fred Marx said:
    Kenny said:

    one name: Oscar Freire

    Bettini

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    one name: Oscar Freire

    Bettini.

  5. Chris Horner.

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    one name: Oscar Freire

  6. (Kenny) said:

    one name: Oscar Freire

    In case he races Bartoli, otherwise Italy goes to hell and Valverde takes
    it.

  7. "Kenny" <gelei2001@@posting.google.com...

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    one name: Oscar Freire

    Mark McCormack (USA).

    -Ken

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    one name: Oscar Freire

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    "Kenny" <gelei2001@@posting.google.com...

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    one name: Oscar Freire

    Mark McCormack (USA).

    If you're going to pick an American, the one with the legs right now is Horner.

  10. Cooke N. (GBR)

    Regards! Stephen

  11. Clorox.

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    (Kenny) said:

    one name: Oscar Freire

    In case he races Bartoli, otherwise Italy goes to hell and Valverde takes
    it.

    The one year Bartoli is left off the team, Italy wins it, because of teamwork.

    Italy will have no teamwork if Bartoli is selected, unless you count chasing down teamates.

  13. Ewoud Dronkert said:

    Clorox.


    fer washin th loo out, now is it?

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    one name: Oscar Freire

    I would have said Freddy Rodriguez, but he's not going to be there, unfortunately. Is Tom
    Boonen going?

    -Sonarrat.

  15. Fred Marx said:
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    Clorox.

    fer washin th loo out, now is it?

    Is it? That's a coincidence then, I was talking about the Lithuanian power climber who should feel
    right at home in Hamilton. He had a few nice U23 results last year.

  16. Ewoud Dronkert said:
    Fred Marx said:
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    Clorox.

    fer washin th loo out, now is it?

    Is it? That's a coincidence then, I was talking about the Lithuanian power climber who should feel
    right at home in Hamilton. He had a few nice U23 results last year.

    yep over here in the states Clorox is a brand name for bleach. Odd coincidence.

  17. Zabel

  18. Candido Barbosa

  19. Kurgan Gringioni said:

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    one name: Oscar Freire

    In case he races Bartoli, otherwise Italy goes to hell and Valverde takes
    it.

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    The one year Bartoli is left off the team, Italy wins it, because of teamwork.

    Italy will have no teamwork if Bartoli is selected, unless you count chasing down teamates.

    When you have the best riders, there's no need of team work. Belgium showed it in the '70s with
    Merckx and Maertens who raced against each other but won nonetheless.

    Bettini and Bartoli are by far the best present riders for one day races. Both of them should race
    anyway, even if they are not friends.

  20. Davide Tosi schreef:When you have the best riders, there's no need of team work.

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    Belgium showed it in the '70s with Merckx and Maertens who raced against each other but won
    nonetheless.

    This one is still nice for good moments in TV-shows with the great......

    1973 WORLDS BARCELONA, 248.6 km
    1. Felice GIMONDI (Ita) en 6h31'26"
    2. Freddy Maertens (Bel)
    3. Luis Ocana (Esp)
    4. Eddy Merckx (Bel)
    5. Joop Zoetemelk (Hol) à 1'46"

    Merckx or Maertens really should have won then, but they really hated each other.

    But for now, after this weekend it's out of the question to leave Bartoli out. He is certainly my
    pick to renew at Lombardia.

    For worlds Valverde is indeed an extremely good pick. Before the Vuelta I just knew him as a fast
    guy who could win a decimated bunch sprint. Now he seems capable to use his finish on any
    challenging course, and he could profit from others marking Freire;

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