Is it just my imagination or is Brad beginning to take on some
important characteristics of Larent Jalabert? I wonder if this guy
ain't going to start winning polkadots.
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[email hidden] (Tom Kunich) wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...
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Is it just my imagination or is Brad beginning to take on some
important characteristics of Larent Jalabert? I wonder if this guy
ain't going to start winning polkadots.I think he's got higher (no pun intended) ambitions.
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[email hidden] (Tom Kunich) wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...
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Is it just my imagination or is Brad beginning to take on some
important characteristics of Larent Jalabert? I wonder if this guy
ain't going to start winning polkadots.Have some perspective. This is the Giro, not the Tour.
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[email hidden] (Tom Kunich) wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...
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Is it just my imagination or is Brad beginning to take on some
important characteristics of Larent Jalabert? I wonder if this guy
ain't going to start winning polkadots.What, extactly, do you mean? Granted he's looking impressive in the
Giro, but he's yet to go on a long solo on a hilly day in pursuit of
mountain points. -
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[email hidden] (Tom Kunich) wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...
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Is it just my imagination or is Brad beginning to take on some
important characteristics of Larent Jalabert? I wonder if this guy
ain't going to start winning polkadots.What, extactly, do you mean? Granted he's looking impressive in the
Giro, but he's yet to go on a long solo on a hilly day in pursuit of
mountain points.That was very late Jalabert. The Jalabert of 1995-2000 showed himself to be
a threat for GC in the big tours, more in the Vuelta than France, but
still in France was a factor. -
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Is it just my imagination or is Brad beginning to take on some
important characteristics of Larent Jalabert? I wonder if this guy
ain't going to start winning polkadots.What, extactly, do you mean? Granted he's looking impressive in the
Giro, but he's yet to go on a long solo on a hilly day in pursuit of
mountain points.That was very late Jalabert. The Jalabert of 1995-2000 showed himself to
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a threat for GC in the big tours, more in the Vuelta than France, but
still in France was a factor.Brad seems to be changing from someone that wanted to be either a sprinter
without a sprint (Hardly Aussie at all in that case) or a rolleur without a
long breakaway.Now he seems to be changing into a GC guy before our very eyes.
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[email hidden] (Tom Kunich) wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...
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Is it just my imagination or is Brad beginning to take on some
important characteristics of Larent Jalabert? I wonder if this guy
ain't going to start winning polkadots.Wowwow now, take it easy.
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