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  1. http://www.wielren.info/scripts/displaylisting.php?map=/uitslagen/2005/kamp/nkweg&file=uitm40.html

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  2. Ewoud Dronkert said:

    http://www.wielren.info/scripts/displaylisting.php?map=/uitslagen/2005/kamp/nkweg&file=uitm40.html

    He wouldn't have finished DFL with a lighter bike

    Bob Schwartz
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  3. Howard Kveck said:

    In article <[email hidden]>,

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    I also noticed Ton Vrolijk in second last. Wasn't he the
    manager of one of the Dutch women's teams but there were some
    shenanigans? I don't expect anyone to answer this, and I'm too lazy
    to look it up.

    Jeff

    Bruce proabably knows without looking it up...

    I looked it up:

    Bik-Powerplate sacks director
    The world number one women's team, Bik-Powerplate, has sacked its director
    Ton Vrolijk. The administration of the team already fired him in December,
    but allowed him to come back two weeks later. However the administration
    believes that he supplied "incorrect information" to them regarding a team
    bike that had disappeared, and Vrolijk was sacked again.

    (http://www.cyclingnews.com/news.php?id=news/2004/jan04/jan09news)

    New team director for Bik-Powerplate

    The Bik-Powerplate team has hired Lars Verboom to replace Ton Vrolijk as
    team director, ANP reports. Vrolijk was sacked just over a week ago by the
    team's administration, and team director Frank van der Goes also left at the
    same time. Verboom is the former director of the Dutch national women's
    team, has spent time with the American national team, and prior to that with
    the Erotic Discount Centre amateur squad.

    (http://www.cyclingnews.com/news.php?id=news/2004/jan04/jan17news)

    Bik is back
    Dutch women's team boss Michel Bik will be back with a UCI registered trade
    team this year, according to an ANP report. Bik co-sponsored the now defunct
    Powerplate-Bik team last year and has been allowed to register a trade team
    by the Dutch cycling federation (KNWU). However, the KNWU's chairman Erik
    Lutjens is still interested in investigating Bik over matters relating to
    his squad last year. There are allegations against former Powerplate-Bik
    team director Ton Vrolijk and soigneur Ruud Verbeek regarding theft and the
    supply of doping products.

    The new team includes Dutch riders Daniëlle Bekkering, Eyelien Bekkering,
    Lenie Dijkstra and Corine Dorland, as well as Elisabet Chantzi (Greece) and
    Corine Hierckens (Belgium). The team will be directed by Rinus Verboom.

    (http://www.cyclingnews.com/news.php?id=news/2004/mar04/mar12news2)

  4. Jeff Jones said:

    I looked it up:

    You mean the cn search function is working again, and so soon after went out
    of service?!

  5. Jeff Jones said:

    Verboom is the former director of the Dutch
    national women's team, has spent time with the American national team,
    and prior to that with the Erotic Discount Centre amateur squad.

    Hmmm.

    Quoted message said:

    The new team includes Dutch riders Daniëlle Bekkering, Eyelien
    Bekkering, Lenie Dijkstra and Corine Dorland, as well as Elisabet
    Chantzi (Greece) and Corine Hierckens (Belgium). The team will be
    directed by Rinus Verboom.

    Ah. Corine Dorland.

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