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  1. Before the prologue even starts, no less ...

    The first abandon of the race goes to... Matthew White, an
    unfortunate Aussie on the already tragedy-wracked Cofidis
    formation. White biffed in a prologue warm-up this morning,
    breaking a collarbone and exiting the race ...

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  2. "Steven L. Sheffield" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Before the prologue even starts, no less ...

    The first abandon of the race goes to... Matthew White, an
    unfortunate Aussie on the already tragedy-wracked Cofidis
    formation. White biffed in a prologue warm-up this
    morning, breaking a collarbone and exiting the race ...

    Technically not an abandon as he never started the race.
    His spot on the team was filled so it's as if he never
    showed up.

    -T

  3. "Steven L. Sheffield" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    Before the prologue even starts, no less ...

    The first abandon of the race goes to... Matthew White, an
    unfortunate Aussie on the already tragedy-wracked Cofidis
    formation. White biffed in a prologue warm-up this
    morning, breaking a collarbone and exiting the race ...

    Peter Farazijn will be the Nathan Dahlberg to White's
    Bob Roll.....

    A real shame for White...

  4. Steven L. Sheffield said:

    Before the prologue even starts, no less ...

    The first abandon of the race goes to... Matthew White, an
    unfortunate Aussie on the already tragedy-wracked Cofidis
    formation. White biffed in a prologue warm-up this morning,
    breaking a collarbone and exiting the race ...

    Nothing like being the 1st reserve and getting a last
    minute call up.

    Err "You doing anything this afternoon, 3 weeks ?"

  5. "David Cowie" wrote ...

    Quoted message said:


    Nothing like being the 1st reserve and getting a last
    minute call up.

    His replacement, Peter FARAZIJN, didn't quite finish last,
    and at least he made the start. It'll be fun to follow this
    guy. Hope he lasts. It's got to be the chance of a lifetime
    for him. At 35, does he have any previous Tour experience?

  6. "David Cowie" wrote ...

    Quoted message said:


    Nothing like being the 1st reserve and getting a last
    minute call up.

    /search%3Fq%3DPeter%2BFARAZIJN%26hl%3Den%26lr%3D%26ie%3DUTF-
    8

    I'm not getting anything after 2001 for this guy, and it
    seems to be his first TdF

    /search%3Fq%3DPeter%2BFARAZIJN%26hl%3Den%26lr%3D%26ie%3DUTF-
    8

  7. in article RDFFc.86950$HS3.81756@edtnps84, Jim Flom at
    [email hidden] wrote on 7/3/04 2:34 PM:

    Quoted message said:

    "David Cowie" wrote ...

    Quoted message said:


    Nothing like being the 1st reserve and getting a last
    minute call up.

    His replacement, Peter FARAZIJN, didn't quite finish last,
    and at least he made the start. It'll be fun to follow
    this guy. Hope he lasts. It's got to be the chance of a
    lifetime for him. At 35, does he have any previous Tour
    experience?

    Yes, in fact he has had a top-20 finish. I've heard
    conflicting stories, the one that seems most Belgian is that
    he was drinking with his buddies when he got the call and
    sobered up during the ride to the race...

    -Sonarrat.

  8. I think his last Tour was in 1999.

    On saturday he was attending a car rallye (Ieper) with his
    son. They had to call him umpteen times before he was
    reached. Then he had to paddle home on the bike, gather his
    stuff etc. He got police escort to make it into Liege. He
    must have arrived less than an hour before his ride.

  9. Bart Van Hoorebeeck said:

    I think his last Tour was in 1999.

    On saturday he was attending a car rallye (Ieper) with his
    son. They had to call him umpteen times before he was
    reached. Then he had to paddle home on the bike, gather
    his stuff etc. He got police escort to make it into Liege.
    He must have arrived less than an hour before his ride.

    Casper went early so that Farazijn could get a few extra
    minutes to warm up. He finished 2nd from last but,
    considering the circumstances, that wasn't bad.

  10. "Jim Flom" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<ANFFc.86953$HS3.74195@edtnps84>...

    Quoted message said:

    "David Cowie" wrote ...

    Quoted message said:


    Nothing like being the 1st reserve and getting a last
    minute call up.

    earch%3Fq%3DPeter%2BFARAZIJN%26hl%3Den%26lr%3D%26ie%3DUTF-
    8

    I'm not getting anything after 2001 for this guy, and it
    seems to be his first TdF

    Past results for Peter FARAZIJN (Belgique)

    7 participations

    1993 135.

    1994 not ranked

    1995 105.

    1996 122.

    1997 39.

    1998 19.

    1999 63.

  11. On Sun, 4 Jul 2004 09:36:15 +0200, "Robert Chung" <[email hidden]>

    Quoted message said:
    Bart Van Hoorebeeck said:

    I think his last Tour was in 1999.

    On saturday he was attending a car rallye (Ieper) with
    his son. They had to call him umpteen times before he
    was reached. Then he had to paddle home on the bike,
    gather his stuff etc. He got police escort to make it
    into Liege. He must have arrived less than an hour
    before his ride.

    Casper went early so that Farazijn could get a few extra
    minutes to warm up. He finished 2nd from last but,
    considering the circumstances, that wasn't bad.


    Did you see how [censored] Bettini was about him being allowed
    to start? (in the Eurosport intro clips.) He was saying next
    year he won't bother turning up for all the medicals etc -
    just get a team mate to pull out at the last minute...

    Regards! Stephen

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