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Botero's role in today's stage

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  1. In article said:

    After LA and Jan took off, Botero was called back to wait for Vino. Botero was off the front and
    second on the road about 2 minutes behind the lone breakaway.

    What in the hell did he hope to accomplish that was more important that watching out for Vino?

    According to Paul Sherwin, Botero was hoping to arrive at the finish well early in order to get in a
    quickie with one or both of the podium girls.

    Henry

  2. Botero was using good old Kelme tactics. Send some guys up front to help the leader later on. That's
    the same tactics UPSP used with Rubiera and Beltran. Botero could never have stayed with Vino until
    he got in trouble on the Tourmalet because he would have been dropped way before that.

  3. In article <[email hidden]>, Ingemar Svensson

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    Botero was using good old Kelme tactics. Send some guys up front to help the leader later on.
    That's the same tactics UPSP used with Rubiera and Beltran.

    Not the same because Armstrong still had other teammates who could help him. Sending Beltran and
    Rubierra off the front also encouraged other teams to take over the work at the front and allowed
    USPS guys to rest. None of this factored into Botero being off the front.

    Quoted message said:

    Botero could never have stayed with Vino until he got in trouble on the Tourmalet because he would
    have been dropped way before that.

    He should have come to Vino's aid sooner.

    -WG

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