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  1. Lance wins 2004 easily, suprising many after last year, and
    2005 is close. Tyler Hamilton just edges him out in 2006
    while Jan is recovering from a cocaine addiction and eating
    disorder..

  2. Alas, although I have no desire to see Lance Arrogance I
    mean Armstrong win, I'm sure he will, and all the
    speculations about what could happen, from a flat tire, to
    Lance being kidnapped by aliens that look like Elvis are
    nothing but wishful thinking. They could just skip the TdF
    this year, given that the result is a foregone conclusion.

    Kevin Knorpp said:

    Lance wins 2004 easily, suprising many after last year,
    and 2005 is close. Tyler Hamilton just edges him out in
    2006 while Jan is recovering from a cocaine addiction and
    eating disorder..

  3. "Ken" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Alas, although I have no desire to see Lance Arrogance
    I mean Armstrong win, I'm sure he will, and all the
    speculations about what could happen, from a flat tire,
    to Lance being kidnapped by aliens that look like Elvis
    are nothing but wishful thinking.

    Quoted message said:

    They could just skip the TdF this year, given that the
    result is a foregone conclusion.

    Well now, I think I'll save this bit of text for a few
    weeks.

    Quoted message said:
    Kevin Knorpp said:

    Lance wins 2004 easily, suprising many after last year,
    and 2005 is


    close.

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Tyler Hamilton just edges him out in 2006 while Jan is
    recovering from a cocaine addiction and eating
    disorder..

  4. "Kevin Knorpp" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<hyJyc.18049$eu.12818@attbi_s02>...

    Quoted message said:

    Lance wins 2004 easily, suprising many after last year,
    and 2005 is close. Tyler Hamilton just edges him out in
    2006 while Jan is recovering from a cocaine addiction and
    eating disorder..

    My Prediction:

    In light of two new turn of events, Mayo and Tyler's
    performence in Dauphine and Vino's crash, here are my
    predicitons

    I think heading into the Pyrenees Lance, Tyler and Heras
    will be neck and neck > 30 sec seperating them. Ulrich
    will be 45-60 sec back moslty do to the TTT. Mayo and
    2:00min+ back.

    The Pyrenees will be a dog fight with attacks going like
    crazy. poor Ulrich will suffer the most here falling
    2:00min+ behind. Mayo and Heras will leap frog Armstrong.
    Tyler will be in the mix. I say top 5 seperated by around
    two minutes bookended by Mayo and Ulrich. Good times!

    Alpe D'heuz has looks like this:

    Mayo Armstrong 15sec Ulrich 23sec Hamilton 27 sec Heras 44
    sec (not his style)

    Some of the other pure climbers may mix up the places a
    little but at the end of the day the GC will look like this

    Mayo Armstrong :37 Hamilton :39 Heras 1:21 Ulrich 2:34

    I also suspect a dark horse to be in there someplace (not a
    real revelation though). Maybe Simoni.

    Everyone will be screaming about a Hamilton Armstrong TT
    dual. It will be a let down as Armstrong will hand out a
    lashing to Tyler and beat him by 1:35. Ulrich will
    salvage his tour and beat Lance by 18 seconds in the
    final TT, but Tyler will hang on for second. The climbers
    will be relegated

    Final GC:

    Armstrong Hamilton 1:37 Ulrich 1:40

    Of course this is all tatal BS, but there you go.

  5. I think this year's tour will be too close to call and will
    go down to the Stage 19, 60km TT.

    1. Hamilton
    2. Armstrong
    3. Ulrich
    4. Mayo

    -tom

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