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  1. http://www.cyclingnews.com/road/2007/feb07/california07

    The sunshine and warm weather are among the many draws for the nine
    ProTour teams flying around the world to the Golden State, as are the
    eight stages of good race training as the European season draws near.

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    Pro Tour Teams use Tour of California as training for the real season of
    racing in Europe, according to cyclingnews.

    Thanks,

    Magilla

  2. MagillaGorilla said:

    http://www.cyclingnews.com/road/2007/feb07/california07

    The sunshine and warm weather are among the many draws for the nine
    ProTour teams flying around the world to the Golden State, as are the
    eight stages of good race training as the European season draws near.

    --------

    Pro Tour Teams use Tour of California as training for the real season of
    racing in Europe, according to cyclingnews.

    Thanks,

    Magilla

    As is the better food, transportation, hotels and general care the
    organizers give all the teams, in the US.

  3. Quoted message said:


    Pro Tour Teams use Tour of California as training for the real season of
    racing in Europe, according to cyclingnews.

    Thanks,

    Magilla

    It is clear that the T of Calif doesn't have the same empahsis as the
    Tour de France. It is early in the season and individual nriders
    (Cancellara, Bettini) have other objectives for the season and use it
    as preparation. But the teams are motivated. Everyone recognizes that
    Discovery will be the one to beat, but both CSC and T-Mobile have said
    they will be one of the strongest in the race and do want to do well.

    What was interesting that when I asked a few T-Mobile guys about their
    personal goals for the Tour they said they wanted to do well for the
    "Mannschaft" (team)...

    (I have Michael Barry and Aaron Olson interview on my site, but Kim
    Kirchen and Gerald Ciolek is not translated yet..)

    bjorn

  4. bjorn said:
    Quoted message said:

    Pro Tour Teams use Tour of California as training for the real season of
    racing in Europe, according to cyclingnews.

    Thanks,

    Magilla

    It is clear that the T of Calif doesn't have the same empahsis as the
    Tour de France. It is early in the season and individual nriders
    (Cancellara, Bettini) have other objectives for the season and use it
    as preparation. But the teams are motivated. Everyone recognizes that
    Discovery will be the one to beat, but both CSC and T-Mobile have said
    they will be one of the strongest in the race and do want to do well.

    What was interesting that when I asked a few T-Mobile guys about their
    personal goals for the Tour they said they wanted to do well for the
    "Mannschaft" (team)...

    (I have Michael Barry and Aaron Olson interview on my site, but Kim
    Kirchen and Gerald Ciolek is not translated yet..)

    bjorn

    You're not suppose to talk about "Die Mannschaft" in here. You might
    not know that because you're new in here. But from now on...

    Magilla

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    MagillaGorilla said:

    http://www.cyclingnews.com/road/2007/feb07/california07

    The sunshine and warm weather are among the many draws for the nine
    ProTour teams flying around the world to the Golden State, as are the
    eight stages of good race training as the European season draws near.

    --------

    Pro Tour Teams use Tour of California as training for the real season of
    racing in Europe, according to cyclingnews.

    Is this a good thing or a bad thing?

    Many of the worlds best riding around the USA for a
    week, and enjoying it? Grand success after the first
    year? Maybe it fizzles after a few years, or else it
    becomes a staple.

    --
    Michael Press

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