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Gary said:
Teams classification
1 Discovery Channel Pro Cycling Team 243.36.42
Egoi won the mountains, too. I don't know what Disco saw in him when he
was riding for E-E, but their hunch was right. -
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Sonarrat said:
Gary said:
Teams classification
1 Discovery Channel Pro Cycling Team 243.36.42
Egoi won the mountains, too. I don't know what Disco saw in him when he
was riding for E-E, but their hunch was right.It is not surprising that Martinez is good; it is
surprising that Euskaltel-Euskadi does not achieve better
results. Neither is it surprising that DCPCT signs talent.
They took a 157" lead in the team competition when
Brajkovic was second to Di Luca in stage 5.1 Discovery Channel Pro Cycling Team 232.34.15
2 Caisse D'Epargne - Illes Balears 15.28
3 Astana 25.36
4 Euskaltel - Euskadi 32.16
5 Team CSC 52.56--
Michael Press -
Michael Press said:
In article <[email hidden]>,
Sonarrat said:
Gary said:
Teams classification
1 Discovery Channel Pro Cycling Team 243.36.42
Egoi won the mountains, too. I don't know what Disco saw in him when he
was riding for E-E, but their hunch was right.It is not surprising that Martinez is good; it is
surprising that Euskaltel-Euskadi does not achieve better
results. Neither is it surprising that DCPCT signs talent.
They took a 157" leadWow. That'd require something like a 68-tooth chainwheel!
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Michael Press said:
It is not surprising that Martinez is good; it is
surprising that Euskaltel-Euskadi does not achieve better
results. Neither is it surprising that DCPCT signs talent.
They took a 157" leadWow. That'd require something like a 68-tooth chainwheel!
157 inches is nothing over a 3 week tour.
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Quoted message said:
"Chris BeHanna" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
Michael Press said:
It is not surprising that Martinez is good; it is
surprising that Euskaltel-Euskadi does not achieve better
results. Neither is it surprising that DCPCT signs talent.
They took a 157" leadWow. That'd require something like a 68-tooth chainwheel!
157 inches is nothing over a 3 week tour.
It's an awful lot of donuts, though.
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Stu Fleming said:
Quoted message said:
157 inches is nothing over a 3 week tour.
Howard Kveck said:
It's an awful lot of donuts, though.
More than even a horse could handle.
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