From Reuter's:
"I've never been as strong in my life and if there's just one chance of winning
I'll take it but I won't attack just to gain 10 or 15 seconds," Basso told
reporters at a news conference on Monday.
"I won't attack just to tease Armstrong. If I attack it'll be to try and land
the knockout blow, to win the Tour."
Hmmm. My take is that today there's no way Basso can get much time no matter
what he decides to try. The guys are rested and Postal just won't let him get
away. Tomorrow, Basso's best hope is to keep Armstrong as close as possible,
but he will most likely lose a few seconds more there. That leaves Thursday and
Friday for Basso to try to put enough time into LA to limit his losses at the
ITT on Saturday.
Just my thoughts.
Anyone have good info on Basso as an uphill TT'er??
It amazes me that we're sitting here discussing Basso as the main contender the
day before Alpe D'Huez!!
Wes