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Heras Returns?

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  1. eurosport.yahoo.comcycling

    ES News Item on Heras Possible Return:

    "It's incredible that they can ban you for four years...I think two years is sufficient punishment."

    Really contrite isn't he? Looks like he's ready to turn a new page. 🙄

  2. Eagle of Toledo said:

    eurosport.yahoo.comcycling

    ES News Item on Heras Possible Return:

    "It's incredible that they can ban you for four years...I think two years is sufficient punishment."

    Really contrite isn't he? Looks like he's ready to turn a new page. 🙄

    Just in time for the 'new' Astana too - he'll fit right in.

  3. earth_dweller said:

    Just in time for the 'new' Astana too - he'll fit right in.

    Back under Johan's guidance he'd be unstoppable. Shame Astana are Pro Tour - for now.

  4. earth_dweller said:

    Just in time for the 'new' Astana too - he'll fit right in.

    Back under Johan's guidance he'd be unstoppable. Shame Astana are Pro Tour - for now.

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  6. Seems to me that Heras needs to choose a large, Spanish Pro Continental squad so that he has a good chance of riding the Vuelta. Does he care about any other race?

    Of course, we might ask what is the value of a ProTour license these days? The teams don't get an automatic invite to the GTs or half of the other big races, and they are forced to ride events no one cares about like the TdU and Poland and Eneco. For those great benefits, you get to pay the UCI a hefty fee.

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