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  1. Kroner's piece on Iban Mayo's outlook on this season was quite
    enlightening. I trust that anyone who can read what I'm writing has
    probably already looked over it; what do you think? It seems like
    highly unconventional thinking for this day and age. I get the feeling
    that with their ProTour status guaranteed for four years, they don't
    feel like they have to "make it" any longer. There's no pressure from
    the management to scrap and scratch for small prizes or do something
    outrageous to put the team on the map - they're already on the map.
    Instead, that drive is coming straight from the riders' personal ambitions.

    Anyway, speaking of pressure from the management, The T-Mobile roster
    for the Tour is almost what I expected, but they left Francisco "Paco"
    Lara off the list in favor of Stephen Schreck. I thought he was
    considered a shoo-in, and he's in good form. Schreck is so-so - it
    seems to me like he was barely hanging on at the TdS, and he pulled out
    before the last stage. But I may be wrong, and Ullrich might have been
    impressed with what he saw. C'est la vie. CN says they'll do a full
    report on the roster announcement so I'll wait and see what they have to
    say.

    -Sonarrat.

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    Kroner's piece on Iban Mayo's outlook on this season was quite
    enlightening. I trust that anyone who can read what I'm writing has
    probably already looked over it; what do you think? It seems like
    highly unconventional thinking for this day and age. I get the feeling
    that with their ProTour status guaranteed for four years, they don't
    feel like they have to "make it" any longer. There's no pressure from
    the management to scrap and scratch for small prizes or do something
    outrageous to put the team on the map - they're already on the map.
    Instead, that drive is coming straight from the riders' personal


    ambitions.

    Up until the Giro, *I* had as many ProTour points as the entire EE squad
    combined. After the Giro they had me beat by 4 points. Now they've got a
    respectable 105 shared between three guys (not the same as team standings)
    which puts them solidly in the second tier of PT teams.

    CdDL and TdS were both better races this year because of EE and ProTour.

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