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Original postCalogero Carlucci
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French Championships - CN
Chantonnay, France, June 22-25, 2006
Day 2 - June 24: Elite women/Amateur men road race, 112.8/169.2 km
Results
Elite Women - 112.8 km
Provisional
1 Jeannie Longo (Ile de France)
2 Béatrice Thomas (Rhône-alpes)
3 Elodie Touffet (Nobili)
4 Pascale Jeuland (Vienne Futuroscope)
5 Karine Gautard (Vienne Futuroscope)
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Calogero Carlucci said:French Championships - CN
Chantonnay, France, June 22-25, 2006
Day 2 - June 24: Elite women/Amateur men road race, 112.8/169.2 km
Results
Elite Women - 112.8 km
Provisional
1 Jeannie Longo (Ile de France)
2 Béatrice Thomas (Rhône-alpes)
3 Elodie Touffet (Nobili)
4 Pascale Jeuland (Vienne Futuroscope)
5 Karine Gautard (Vienne Futuroscope)
She won the time trial national championship two days earlier as well.
(She's almost six years older than Miguel Indurain, for a point of
reference.)
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No talk of chemical help in the women ranks? Are they tested as much as the
men?
cel
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Calogero Carlucci said:French Championships - CN
Chantonnay, France, June 22-25, 2006
Day 2 - June 24: Elite women/Amateur men road race, 112.8/169.2 km
Results
Elite Women - 112.8 km
Provisional
1 Jeannie Longo (Ile de France)
2 Béatrice Thomas (Rhône-alpes)
3 Elodie Touffet (Nobili)
4 Pascale Jeuland (Vienne Futuroscope)
5 Karine Gautard (Vienne Futuroscope)
She won the time trial national championship two days earlier as well.
(She's almost six years older than Miguel Indurain, for a point of
reference.)
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Bob Schwartz
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cel said:No talk of chemical help in the women ranks? Are they tested as much as the
men?
She's been at the top since the late seventies. Chemicals will only
take you so far.
Bob Schwartz
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Donald Munro
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#5
cel said:Quoted message said:No talk of chemical help in the women ranks? Are they tested as much as the
Quoted message said:Quoted message said:men?
Bob Schwartz said:She's been at the top since the late seventies. Chemicals will only
take you so far.
Pound hasn't heard about the elixir of youth.
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Donald Munro said:cel said:Quoted message said:No talk of chemical help in the women ranks? Are they tested as much as the
Quoted message said:Quoted message said:men?
Bob Schwartz said:She's been at the top since the late seventies. Chemicals will only
take you so far.
Pound hasn't heard about the elixir of youth.
It's Longo and Burton and noone! Out of cycling I'd toss in Babe
Didrikson:
http://espn.go.com/sportscentury/features/00014147.html
Didrikson was a woman ahead of her time
By Larry Schwartz
Special to ESPN.com
True greats. The Jeanson stuff is a shame because my opinion is that
she had some of the same stuff. What could've been.
Bill C
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Donald Munro said:cel said:Quoted message said:No talk of chemical help in the women ranks? Are they tested as much as the
Quoted message said:Quoted message said:men?
Bob Schwartz said:She's been at the top since the late seventies. Chemicals will only
take you so far.
Pound hasn't heard about the elixir of youth.
Formaldehyde?
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