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  1. A bit of a surprise to not see Bobby Julich making the CSC team for the TdF.
    I really can't argue with whom they did choose- Sastre, Schleck, Voigt,
    Stuey, Cancellara, Vande Velde, Zabriskie... and Arvesen, OK, he's been
    riding strong lately, but Cuesta? I did a double-take on his age... 38 years
    old?

    --Mike Jacoubowsky
    Chain Reaction Bicycles
    www.ChainReaction.com
    Redwood City & Los Altos, CA USA

  2. Mike Jacoubowsky said:

    A bit of a surprise to not see Bobby Julich making the CSC team for the TdF.
    I really can't argue with whom they did choose- Sastre, Schleck, Voigt,
    Stuey, Cancellara, Vande Velde, Zabriskie... and Arvesen, OK, he's been
    riding strong lately, but Cuesta? I did a double-take on his age... 38 years
    old?

    --Mike Jacoubowsky
    Chain Reaction Bicycles
    www.ChainReaction.com
    Redwood City & Los Altos, CA USA

    They must really want to win the ITTs, sending both Zabriskie and
    Cancellara...

    ~bob s.

  3. in message <[email hidden]>, Mike

    Jacoubowsky (') said:

    A bit of a surprise to not see Bobby Julich making the CSC team for the
    TdF. I really can't argue with whom they did choose- Sastre, Schleck,
    Voigt, Stuey, Cancellara, Vande Velde, Zabriskie...

    I was expecting Schleck, Schleck[2], Schleck[3], Schleck[4], Schleck[5],
    Voigt[1], Cancellara, Sastre and the Ghost of Basso Past.

    Quoted message said:

    and Arvesen, OK, he's been riding strong lately,

    Hey, they're a Scandinavian team, they have to include at least one
    Scandinavian in the line-up for the papers back home, even if they don't
    expect him to actually do anything. A bit like Discovery and Americans.

    [1] Tradition! Has CSC ever ridden le Tour without Voigt?
    [2] Frank
    [3] Surely there must be some other brothers?
    [4] Well, if not, couldn't they adopt?
    [5] Daughters can cross-dress, you know!

    --
    [email hidden] (Simon Brooke) http://www.jasmine.org.uk/~simon/

    Due to financial constraints, the light at the end of the tunnel
    has been switched off.

  4. Mike Jacoubowsky said:

    A bit of a surprise to not see Bobby Julich making the CSC team

    Good riddance, Julich has been living on his 1998 TDF podium (the
    doper's tour) ever since other than his rebirth of sorts when he
    joined the ranks of CSC, hum...

    Quoted message said:

    or the TdF.
    I really can't argue with whom they did choose- Sastre, Schleck, Voigt,
    Stuey, Cancellara, Vande Velde, Zabriskie... and Arvesen, OK, he's been
    riding strong lately, but Cuesta? I did a double-take on his age... 38 years
    old?

    --Mike Jacoubowsky
    Chain Reaction Bicycles
    www.ChainReaction.com
    Redwood City & Los Altos, CA USA

  5. Keith said:
    Mike Jacoubowsky said:

    A bit of a surprise to not see Bobby Julich making the CSC team

    Good riddance, Julich has been living on his 1998 TDF podium (the
    doper's tour) ever since other than his rebirth of sorts when he
    joined the ranks of CSC, hum...

    Yeah, that little 'first American to win Paris-Nice' thing... That
    was just resting on his Tour podium laurels, huh?

    ~bob

  6. bob sullivan said:
    Keith said:
    Mike Jacoubowsky said:

    A bit of a surprise to not see Bobby Julich making the CSC team

    Good riddance, Julich has been living on his 1998 TDF podium (the
    doper's tour) ever since other than his rebirth of sorts when he
    joined the ranks of CSC, hum...

    Yeah, that little 'first American to win Paris-Nice' thing... That
    was just resting on his Tour podium laurels, huh?

    ~bob

    Paris-Nice is a training race.

  7. Kyle Legate said:

    Paris-Nice is a training race.

    It always used to be anyway - apart from the year or couple of years
    when it went on to Rome and was Parigi-Nizza-Roma

    And nobody gave a damn who won and even if you did, it was certainly
    nothing to brag about

    --
    Davey Crockett - No 4Q to Reply
    -
    The surest way to corrupt a youth is to instruct him to hold in higher
    esteem those who think alike than those who think differently.
    --Friedrich Nietzsche

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