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Cyclingnews: More erroneous reporting/rewriting

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  1. Cyclingnews isn't a site Davey often goes to.

    But a short while ago Davey's phone rang. It was a team-mate
    laughingly enquiring whether he had seen how a Sportif/Brevet
    Randonneur had been upgraded to a significant race by someone at
    Cyclingnews.

    Davey hadn't, since he prefers news to history, but he took a look
    anyway.

    The event was "La Laurentine Kivilev" which "100 kilometer race" was
    reportedly "won" by one Alexandre Vinokourov.

    Now since Saint Laurent du Var is pissing distance from Antibes,
    Davey's club (including chicks) entered en masse, most of the club,
    for the 100 klick Wankerz route, but some including Davey for the more
    ambitious 170 klick ballbuster which saw Vino line up alongside his ex
    team-mate on Astana, Sergueï Yakovlev, fresh off the 88th Volta
    Ciclista a Catalunya.

    Vino finished first, so in a way he did "win" as reported by
    Cylingnews although "La Laurentine Kivilev" isn't about winning any
    more than any cycling event is actually. "La Laurentine Kivilev" was
    to honour the memory of the Kazakh rider who died at the 2003
    Paris-Nice.

    Here's Vino on the start line on the left:
    http://www.menton.maville.com/photos/2008/06/01/nm_129541_px_501__w_nicematin_.jpg

    Interestingly, 81 years old Fortuné Capitoni, of the US Saint-André
    club was the Doyen of the 100 klicker and 78 years old Victor Revel,
    Davey's club OCCA team-mate, was the oldest rider to finish the 170
    klicker, which slightly miffed Davey, who although he had no intention
    of trying to hold Vino or Yakolev's wheel, had hoped to make the
    podium as the oldest finisher..

    --
    Davey Crockett
    -
    Driving a Stake through the
    Heart of the Politically Correct
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  2. Davey Crockett said:

    Cyclingnews isn't a site Davey often goes to.

    But a short while ago Davey's phone rang. It was a team-mate
    laughingly enquiring whether he had seen how a Sportif/Brevet
    Randonneur had been upgraded to a significant race by someone at
    Cyclingnews.

    Davey hadn't, since he prefers news to history, but he took a look
    anyway.

    The event was "La Laurentine Kivilev" which "100 kilometer race" was
    reportedly "won" by one Alexandre Vinokourov.

    Now since Saint Laurent du Var is pissing distance from Antibes,
    Davey's club (including chicks) entered en masse, most of the club,
    for the 100 klick Wankerz route, but some including Davey for the more
    ambitious 170 klick ballbuster which saw Vino line up alongside his ex
    team-mate on Astana, Sergueï Yakovlev, fresh off the 88th Volta
    Ciclista a Catalunya.

    Vino finished first, so in a way he did "win" as reported by
    Cylingnews although "La Laurentine Kivilev" isn't about winning any
    more than any cycling event is actually. "La Laurentine Kivilev" was
    to honour the memory of the Kazakh rider who died at the 2003
    Paris-Nice.

    Here's Vino on the start line on the left:http://www.menton.maville.com/photos/2008/06/01/nm_129541_px_501__w_n...

    Interestingly, 81 years old Fortuné Capitoni, of the US Saint-André
    club was the Doyen of the 100 klicker and 78 years old Victor Revel,
    Davey's club OCCA team-mate, was the oldest rider to finish the 170
    klicker, which slightly miffed Davey, who although he had no intention
    of trying to hold Vino or Yakolev's wheel, had hoped to make the
    podium as the oldest finisher..

    There's always next year. 😉

    R

  3. Davey Crockett said:

    Cyclingnews isn't a site Davey often goes to.
    blah blah blah
    more than any cycling event is actually.

    wow that's a serious lapse. good thing you're here to set everyone
    straight ......douchebag.

  4. Amit Ghosh a écrit profondement:

    |
    | wow that's a serious lapse. good thing you're here to set everyone
    | straight ......douchebag.

    Davey was wondering, just to satisfy his curiosity, whether you were
    actually born, or [censored] up against the Wall on Saturday Night and
    Hatched Out by the Sun on Sunday Morning?
    --
    Davey Crockett
    -
    Driving a Stake through the
    Heart of the Politically Correct
    http://i247.photobucket.com/albums/gg146/sylviastolz/freesylvia.jpg

  5. Davey Crockett said:

    Interestingly, 81 years old Fortuné Capitoni, of the US Saint-André club
    was the Doyen of the 100 klicker and 78 years old Victor Revel, Davey's
    club OCCA team-mate, was the oldest rider to finish the 170 klicker, which
    slightly miffed Davey, who although he had no intention of trying to hold
    Vino or Yakolev's wheel, had hoped to make the podium as the oldest
    finisher..

    Time to order some enhanced Kazakh mineral water.

  6. RicodJour said:
    Davey Crockett said:

    Cyclingnews isn't a site Davey often goes to.

    But a short while ago Davey's phone rang. It was a team-mate
    laughingly enquiring whether he had seen how a Sportif/Brevet
    Randonneur had been upgraded to a significant race by someone at
    Cyclingnews.

    Davey hadn't, since he prefers news to history, but he took a look
    anyway.

    The event was "La Laurentine Kivilev" which "100 kilometer race" was
    reportedly "won" by one Alexandre Vinokourov.

    Now since Saint Laurent du Var is pissing distance from Antibes,
    Davey's club (including chicks) entered en masse, most of the club,
    for the 100 klick Wankerz route, but some including Davey for the more
    ambitious 170 klick ballbuster which saw Vino line up alongside his ex
    team-mate on Astana, Sergueï Yakovlev, fresh off the 88th Volta
    Ciclista a Catalunya.

    Vino finished first, so in a way he did "win" as reported by
    Cylingnews although "La Laurentine Kivilev" isn't about winning any
    more than any cycling event is actually. "La Laurentine Kivilev" was
    to honour the memory of the Kazakh rider who died at the 2003
    Paris-Nice.

    Here's Vino on the start line on the left:http://www.menton.maville.com/photos/2008/06/01/nm_129541_px_501__w_n...

    Interestingly, 81 years old Fortuné Capitoni, of the US Saint-André
    club was the Doyen of the 100 klicker and 78 years old Victor Revel,
    Davey's club OCCA team-mate, was the oldest rider to finish the 170
    klicker, which slightly miffed Davey, who although he had no intention
    of trying to hold Vino or Yakolev's wheel, had hoped to make the
    podium as the oldest finisher..

    There's always next year. 😉

    R

    Yeah, you'll be a year older!

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