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Andre said:

http://www.cyclingnews.com/road.php?id=road/2008/jan08/qatar08/qatar086

Thanks for the link, but did you think we wouldn't know about the race
if you HADN'T posted the link?

Really, what's the point of posting a link to a web article if you're
not going to make a comment re: the article?

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http://www.cyclingnews.com/road.php?id=road/2008/jan08/qatar08/qatar086

cycling.tv has daily coverage.

Scott said:

Andre said:

http://www.cyclingnews.com/road.php?id=road/2008/jan08/qatar08/qatar086

Thanks for the link, but did you think we wouldn't know about the race
if you HADN'T posted the link?

Really, what's the point of posting a link to a web article if you're
not going to make a comment re: the article?

Well I didn't hear you talking about it. But, since you're so
interested, it was a very amusing race even though Boonen lead all the
way. Napolitano beat him once in a sprint and some guy named Lodo beat
him the previous race. Nice start for Boonen even though most top
sprinters were not there. Tom will now be on his way to California
looking to win the last two stages.

Andre

Andre said:

Scott said:

On Feb 1, 1:06 pm, Andre <[email hidden]> wrote:

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Quoted message said:

http://www.cyclingnews.com/road.php?id=road/2008/jan08/qatar08/qatar086

Quoted message said:

Thanks for the link, but did you think we wouldn't know about the race
if you HADN'T posted the link?

Quoted message said:

Really, what's the point of posting a link to a web article if you're
not going to make a comment re: the article?

Well I didn't hear you talking about it. But, since you're so
interested, it was a very amusing race even though Boonen lead all the
way. Napolitano beat him once in a sprint and some guy named Lodo beat
him the previous race. Nice start for Boonen even though most top
sprinters were not there. Tom will now be on his way to California
looking to win the last two stages.

Andre

I'll get it in before Monkeyboy does. Boonen doesn't really give a
[censored] about winning anything yet. It's nice if he racks up some skins
while he's training but it's not the focus. You'd know you are a
throwaway if your team has you peaking for pre-spring classics races.
Bill C

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Well I didn't hear you talking about it. But, since you're so
interested, it was a very amusing race even though Boonen lead all the
way. Napolitano beat him once in a sprint and some guy named Lodo beat
him the previous race. Nice start for Boonen even though most top
sprinters were not there. Tom will now be on his way to California
looking to win the last two stages.

Silence-Lotto didn't seem to play it too smart in the final part of some
stages, Quick Step would leave the driving to them and play them out
at the finish.

Like always, Skil-Shimano were active during the stages.