Mayo the new king.

Giro dItalia?

"Callistus Valerius" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Now that Mayo is the new King, what side shows will Lance now participate
in, that before were strictly out of the question due to the tdf
considerations? Some of the classics, or more appearances in US events?

Lance will show Mayo that he is NOT the new king in the TDF ..... you'll
see.
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Now that Mayo is the new King, what side shows will Lance now participate
in, that before were strictly out of the question due to the tdf
considerations? Some of the classics, or more appearances in US events?

Callistus Valerius said:

Now that Mayo is the new King, what side shows will Lance now participate
in, that before were strictly out of the question due to the tdf
considerations? Some of the classics, or more appearances in US events?

Post Tour crits for $$,$$$

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Now that Mayo is the new King,

On coleslaw most certainly.

Callistus Valerius said:

Now that Mayo is the new King, what side shows will Lance now participate
in, that before were strictly out of the question due to the tdf
considerations? Some of the classics, or more appearances in US events?

Cyclocross?

"Hank Sniadoch" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

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Lance will show Mayo that he is NOT the new king in the TDF ..... you'll
see.

Yes, Mayo's good form is ominous.

He is now certain to crash out on some Belgian cobbles in the first week of the
Tour.

-Amit

Callistus Valerius said:

Some of the classics, or more appearances in US events?

erm nothing, only the TdF has relevance for his sponsors.

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Cyclocross?

Like the little he did in last year's tour? I've seen kids race across
pasture land faster than Lance did, after Beloki exploded in front of him.
No cyclocross future here.

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Yes, Mayo's good form is ominous.

He is now certain to crash out on some Belgian cobbles in the first week

of the

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Tour.

of course, isn't that always the way it happens. To be a King, you have
to think like a King. Look at Lance last year, physically he wasn't the
best one there, but he was the best one mentally. Beloki, forces him to
go cross country, a spectator pulls him down, and these incidences actually
make him stronger. I don't know if Mayo can think like a King, but we'll
see.