This is just friggin amazing. Say's a lot about what the French think of
supporting women in cycling. Notice where she lives and trains? You see all
those French women competing at the top level?
Sad. France is so busy trying to pretend that the glory of the past still
applies that they are sinking deeper and deeper..
Bill C
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Longo again...
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"TritonRider" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
This is just friggin amazing. Say's a lot about what the French think of
supporting women in cycling. Notice where she lives and trains? You see
allQuoted message said:
those French women competing at the top level?
Sad. France is so busy trying to pretend that the glory of the past still
applies that they are sinking deeper and deeper..
Bill CBill, there's hardly a bike rider in France. Where are they supposed to get
an Frenchwomen cyclists if they have to work in order to pay the rent? -
"TritonRider" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
This is just friggin amazing. Say's a lot about what the French think of
supporting women in cycling. Notice where she lives and trains? You see
allQuoted message said:
those French women competing at the top level?
Sad. France is so busy trying to pretend that the glory of the past still
applies that they are sinking deeper and deeper..
Bill CI saw that. Someone who is old enough to be your mom is beating the best in
the field. Look who got third.http://www.cyclingnews.com/road.php?id=road/2004/jun04/france04/france042
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I saw that. Someone who is old enough to be your mom is beating the best
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the field. Look who got third.
In my case, that would be grandma.
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Tom Kunich said:
"TritonRider" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
This is just friggin amazing. Say's a lot about what the French think of
supporting women in cycling. Notice where she lives and trains? You see
allQuoted message said:
those French women competing at the top level?
Sad. France is so busy trying to pretend that the glory of the past still
applies that they are sinking deeper and deeper..
Bill CBill, there's hardly a bike rider in France. Where are they supposed to get
an Frenchwomen cyclists if they have to work in order to pay the rent?Karen Kurreck had a day job when she won her title.
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Look who got third.
and who got 26th in the mean s Elite 2:
26 Karl Zoetemelk (V.C.La Pomme Marseille
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I saw that. Someone who is old enough to be your mom is beating the best
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the field. Look who got third.
I think for the majority of rbr regulars Longo would be old enough to be
their daughter.
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