TDF 2007

g said:

George Hincapie,
back from the leader is this 20:19.000
is this position advantageous for the team win or is George dropping too far
of the lead.

Maybe.

g said:

George Hincapie,
back from the leader is this 20:19.000
is this position advantageous for the team win or is George dropping too far
of the lead.

yes

g said:

George Hincapie,
back from the leader is this 20:19.000
is this position advantageous for the team win or is George dropping too far
of the lead.

no

g said:

George Hincapie,
back from the leader is this 20:19.000
is this position advantageous for the team win or is George dropping too far
of the lead.

Conditions are favorable

g said:

George Hincapie,
back from the leader is this 20:19.000
is this position advantageous for the team win or is George dropping too far
of the lead.

http://web.ics.purdue.edu/~ssanty/cgi-bin/eightball.cgi

Question: is this position advantageous for the team win or is George
dropping too far off of the lead?

"Yes".

clear as Magic 8 Ball inner fluids.

-bdbafh

Quoted message said:

George Hincapie,
back from the leader is this 20:19.000
is this position advantageous for the team win or is George dropping too
far of the lead.

What's the frequency Kenneth?

--Mike Jacoubowsky
Chain Reaction Bicycles
www.ChainReaction.com
Redwood City & Los Altos, CA USA

in message <[email hidden]>, g

(') said:

George Hincapie,
back from the leader is this 20:19.000
is this position advantageous for the team win or is George dropping too
far of the lead.

Discovery were never in with a chance of winning this; they don't have good
enough riders. And Hincapie is a long way from being their best rider.

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Simon Brooke said:

in message <[email hidden]>, g

(') said:

George Hincapie,
back from the leader is this 20:19.000
is this position advantageous for the team win or is George dropping too
far of the lead.

Discovery were never in with a chance of winning this; they don't have good
enough riders. And Hincapie is a long way from being their best rider.

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Contador's chances of making the podium increase in direct proportion
to Astana's mistakes and bad-luck. If Discovery had left Danielson in
the TdF squad, then Contador would have had some reasonable support in
the mountains (Levi, Danielson and possibly Gusev). Levi and Gusev
are fading and don't look strong enough against the other climbers -
Contador could get dropped and there would be no team to pull him
back.

in message <[email hidden]>, paolo

(') said:

Simon Brooke said:

in message <[email hidden]>, g

(') said:

George Hincapie,
back from the leader is this 20:19.000
is this position advantageous for the team win or is George dropping
too far of the lead.

Discovery were never in with a chance of winning this; they don't have
good enough riders. And Hincapie is a long way from being their best
rider.

Contador's chances of making the podium increase in direct proportion
to Astana's mistakes and bad-luck.

Everyone's chances of making the podium increase in direct proportion
to Astana's mistakes and bad-luck.

Quoted message said:

If Discovery had left Danielson in
the TdF squad, then Contador would have had some reasonable support in
the mountains (Levi, Danielson and possibly Gusev).

Discovery's chances of making the podium increase in direct proportion to
Caisse d'Epargne, CSC, Robabank, Saunier Duval, Euskaltel-Euskadi,
T-Mobile, Predictor – Lotto, and even AG2r's bad luck. And if all those
teams wiped out completely, Disco would probably still be beaten by
Leakygas or the Boogie boys.

Vino's chief rival in this tour is Andreas Kloden. Was from day one, is
now. Alejandro Valverde, Frank Schleck, Carlos Sastre and Andrey
Kashechkin are vaguely in contention, as is a very stringy chicken.
Gerdemann might still spring a surprise - the boy can climb, can he
timetrial?

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