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    Steven L. Sheffield
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    Ullrich and Armstrong too!

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  2. David Off
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    Steven L. Sheffield said:


    Ullrich and Armstrong too!

    Bravo to the US... 3 riders in the top ten.

    ps I'm not American.

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  3. David Off
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    Steven L. Sheffield said:


    Ullrich and Armstrong too!

    LA 2nd at 2'
    Ulrich at 17'

    Julich, Voigt and Moreau did a good rides

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  4. Jenko
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    David Off said:


    Bravo to the US... 3 riders in the top ten.

    If you extend that to the top 30, you see whose countries care the most about
    the Tour
    Spain: 9 riders (Gutierrez, 3rd, was the first among them)
    USA: 6 (Armstrong, 2nd)
    Germany: 5 (Voigt, 7th)
    Norway: 2 (Hushovd, 5th)
    Russia: 2 (Ekimov, 19th)
    Belgium: 2 (Wauters, 22nd)
    Switzerland: 1 (Cancellara, 1st)
    Australia: 1 (McGee, 4th)
    France: 1 (Moreau, 8th)
    Italy: 1 (Peron, 20th)

    Other countries
    Netherlands: De Groot, 37th
    Portugal: Azevedo, 38th
    ....
    Denmark: Piil, 83rd

    Jenko

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  5. Sonarrat
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    in article [email hidden], Jenko at [email hidden] wrote
    on 7/3/04 11:00 AM:

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    David Off said:


    Bravo to the US... 3 riders in the top ten.

    If you extend that to the top 30, you see whose countries care the most about
    the Tour
    Spain: 9 riders (Gutierrez, 3rd, was the first among them)
    USA: 6 (Armstrong, 2nd)
    Germany: 5 (Voigt, 7th)
    Norway: 2 (Hushovd, 5th)
    Russia: 2 (Ekimov, 19th)
    Belgium: 2 (Wauters, 22nd)
    Switzerland: 1 (Cancellara, 1st)
    Australia: 1 (McGee, 4th)
    France: 1 (Moreau, 8th)
    Italy: 1 (Peron, 20th)

    Other countries
    Netherlands: De Groot, 37th
    Portugal: Azevedo, 38th
    ...
    Denmark: Piil, 83rd

    Jenko

    Austria: Bernhard Eisel (FDJ), 43rd
    Czech Republic: Jan Hruska (Liberty), 45th
    Lithuania: Marius Sabaliauskas (Saeco), 50th
    Sweden: Magnus Backstedt (Alessio), 62nd
    Ireland: Mark Scanlon (AG2R), 63rd
    Colombia: Santiago Botero (T-Mobile), 71st
    New Zealand: Julian Dean (Credit Agricole), 72nd
    Venezuela: Unai Etxebarria (Euskaltel), 76th
    Poland: Darius Baranowski (Liberty), 88th
    Estonia: Janek Tombak (Cofidis), 112nd
    Slovenia: Martin Hvastija (Alessio), 113rd

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