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  1. "We're only missing one rider today - Eduardo Gonzalo
    Ramirez of Agritubel abandoned in yesterday's stage
    after breaking his collarbone in a shocking accident.
    He was riding behind the team cars when the cars
    suddenly stopped and he ran into the back of the Caisse
    d'Epargne vehicle, shattering the rear window."

    Executing a manoeuvre known as `der Jan'.
    They're cracking down on riders catching a lift.

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    Michael Press

  2. "Michael Press" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    "We're only missing one rider today - Eduardo Gonzalo
    Ramirez of Agritubel abandoned in yesterday's stage
    after breaking his collarbone in a shocking accident.
    He was riding behind the team cars when the cars
    suddenly stopped and he ran into the back of the Caisse
    d'Epargne vehicle, shattering the rear window."

    Executing a manoeuvre known as `der Jan'.
    They're cracking down on riders catching a lift.

    Phinney did it too.

  3. On 7/9/07 4:49 PM, in article
    [email hidden], "Michael Press"

    Quoted message said:

    "We're only missing one rider today - Eduardo Gonzalo
    Ramirez of Agritubel abandoned in yesterday's stage
    after breaking his collarbone in a shocking accident.
    He was riding behind the team cars when the cars
    suddenly stopped and he ran into the back of the Caisse
    d'Epargne vehicle, shattering the rear window."

    Executing a manoeuvre known as `der Jan'.
    They're cracking down on riders catching a lift.

    I seem to remember Davis Phinney doing the same thing, shattering the rear
    windo of the ISOGLASS team car in the 1988 Liege-Bastogne-Liege ...

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    Steven L. Sheffield
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  4. "Steven L. Sheffield" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    On 7/9/07 4:49 PM, in article
    [email hidden], "Michael Press"

    Quoted message said:

    "We're only missing one rider today - Eduardo Gonzalo
    Ramirez of Agritubel abandoned in yesterday's stage
    after breaking his collarbone in a shocking accident.
    He was riding behind the team cars when the cars
    suddenly stopped and he ran into the back of the Caisse
    d'Epargne vehicle, shattering the rear window."

    Executing a manoeuvre known as `der Jan'.
    They're cracking down on riders catching a lift.

    I seem to remember Davis Phinney doing the same thing, shattering the rear
    windo of the ISOGLASS team car in the 1988 Liege-Bastogne-Liege ...

    Steven gets max points for remembering the exact race and year.

  5. Steven L. Sheffield said:

    I seem to remember Davis Phinney doing the same thing, shattering the rear
    windo of the ISOGLASS team car in the 1988 Liege-Bastogne-Liege ...

    ISOGLASS ? The driver must have been a practising ironic.

  6. Donald Munro said:
    Steven L. Sheffield said:

    I seem to remember Davis Phinney doing the same thing, shattering the rear
    windo of the ISOGLASS team car in the 1988 Liege-Bastogne-Liege ...

    ISOGLASS ? The driver must have been a practising ironic.

    A sado-ironic. Would their product have been best advertised if the
    glass didn't break and Phinney had bounced off like a bullet off of
    Superman's chest, or if it shattered into a million pieces and he'd
    landed in the back seat?

    R

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