TdF Stages

"Richard Adams" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Well, it's another week and still nothing on the letour.fr site
concerning the non-mountain stages. I'm wondering when they'll release
the details so publishers can get all those TdF guides out. Seems like
it'll be a big crunch, no?

LeBlanc is waiting until the last minute to avoid as much contraversy as
possible. The non-mountain stages are being cut in length to 50km so as to
keep all aging sprinters as fresh as possible and so as to reduce the risk
of crashes and fatigue for the major contenders in the mountains.

Richard Adams said:

Well, it's another week and still nothing on the letour.fr site
concerning the non-mountain stages. I'm wondering when they'll release
the details so publishers can get all those TdF guides out. Seems like
it'll be a big crunch, no?

I've had a fairly detailed schedule in my hands since Friday.

and ....? you got a link to share? or is this privileged information, and
it ain't no business of mine?

-r

"Robert Chung" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Richard Adams said:

Well, it's another week and still nothing on the letour.fr site
concerning the non-mountain stages. I'm wondering when they'll release
the details so publishers can get all those TdF guides out. Seems like
it'll be a big crunch, no?

I've had a fairly detailed schedule in my hands since Friday.

Robert McMillen said:

and ....? you got a link to share? or is this privileged information,
and it ain't no business of mine?

It's in the June edition of Velo magazine that hit the stands last week. I
don't consider that particularly privileged, though whether it's any
business of yours is something about which I do not care to speculate.

I think he keeps it under his pillow at night, we may have to get
Roberto (with his 2x4) and the Tooth Faerie involved.

Robert McMillen said:

and ....? you got a link to share? or is this privileged information, and
it ain't no business of mine?

-r

"Robert Chung" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Richard Adams said:

Well, it's another week and still nothing on the letour.fr site
concerning the non-mountain stages. I'm wondering when they'll release
the details so publishers can get all those TdF guides out. Seems like
it'll be a big crunch, no?

I've had a fairly detailed schedule in my hands since Friday.

Robert Chung said:

Robert McMillen said:

and ....? you got a link to share? or is this privileged information,
and it ain't no business of mine?

It's in the June edition of Velo magazine that hit the stands last week. I
don't consider that particularly privileged, though whether it's any
business of yours is something about which I do not care to speculate.

Don't s'pose you could score an extra copy. :-)

On 06/07/2004 09:53 PM, in article [email hidden],

Richard Adams said:

Robert Chung said:

Robert McMillen said:

and ....? you got a link to share? or is this privileged information,
and it ain't no business of mine?

It's in the June edition of Velo magazine that hit the stands last week. I
don't consider that particularly privileged, though whether it's any
business of yours is something about which I do not care to speculate.

Don't s'pose you could score an extra copy. :-)

Or two.

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"Steven L. Sheffield" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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On 06/07/2004 09:53 PM, in article [email hidden],

Richard Adams said:

Robert Chung said:

Robert McMillen wrote:

> and ....? you got a link to share? or is this privileged information,
> and it ain't no business of mine?

It's in the June edition of Velo magazine that hit the stands last

week. I

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

don't consider that particularly privileged, though whether it's any
business of yours is something about which I do not care to speculate.

Don't s'pose you could score an extra copy. :-)

Or two.

Why not just scan it and OCR the text to rbr?

Carl Sundquist said:

"Steven L. Sheffield" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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On 06/07/2004 09:53 PM, in article [email hidden],

Richard Adams said:

Robert Chung wrote:

>Robert McMillen wrote:
>
>
>>and ....? you got a link to share? or is this privileged information,
>>and it ain't no business of mine?
>
>
>It's in the June edition of Velo magazine that hit the stands last

week. I

Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

>don't consider that particularly privileged, though whether it's any
>business of yours is something about which I do not care to speculate.
>
>

Don't s'pose you could score an extra copy. :-)

Or two.

Why not just scan it and OCR the text to rbr?

Arrgh! keep yer OCR flamewar elsewheresville.