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1. Hincapie
2. Löwik

Whoa ... SON! That's a NICE fish thar.

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1. Hincapie
2. Löwik

Hey ... wait ... that WASN'T an April fools joke.
Incredible!

Of course, all the riders who really care about winning the
monuments of the next two weeks didn't give a hoot about
this race.

Bob C.

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1. Hincapie
2. Löwik

Actually, Hincapie finished in third place, but by gathering
enough third places you're bound to end up first eventually.

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1. Hincapie
2. Löwik

Lefevere was chuckling about "de Nederlanders zijn slecht
verliezers" afterwards :-)

Jeff (can't work out why all my TT shots were more in focus
than my still shots today. Maybe it was too many beers)

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1. Hincapie
2. Löwik

Lefevere was chuckling about "de Nederlanders zijn slecht
verliezers" afterwards :-)

Referring to Bodrogi (QSD) beating Bartko (Rabo) by the way.

Jeff (again)

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Hey ... wait ... that WASN'T an April fools joke.
Incredible!

Of course, all the riders who really care about winning
the monuments of the next two weeks didn't give a hoot
about this race.

Bob C.

hincapie said himself that he wasn't coming for the win, but
got in the right move on the first day.

Jeff Jones said:

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Lefevere was chuckling about "de Nederlanders zijn slecht
verliezers" afterwards :-)

Referring to Bodrogi (QSD) beating Bartko (Rabo) by
the way.

Thought as much, and the :-) presumably was for the fact
that a Hungarian beat a German, and a Belgian is then happy
to have beaten the Dutch...

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Jeff Jones said:

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Lefevere was chuckling about "de Nederlanders zijn
slecht verliezers" afterwards :-)

Referring to Bodrogi (QSD) beating Bartko (Rabo) by
the way.

Thought as much, and the :-) presumably was for the fact
that a Hungarian beat a German, and a Belgian is then
happy to have beaten the Dutch...

Yep. Lefevere had a big grin on his face afterwards when he
was giving his side of the story. There's a bit more in
today's news: cyclingnews.comnews.phpOpen ↗
004/apr04/apr02news2 (sorry must stop spamming).

Jeff

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Of course, all the riders who really care about winning
the monuments of

the

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next two weeks didn't give a hoot about this race.

I got a good chuckle out of Museeuw, crossing the line
of the TT at a somewhat leisurely pace and maintaining
his cadence throughout the finish area on his way to
the team bus.

Alexander

otto said:

"psycholist" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<

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Hey ... wait ... that WASN'T an April fools joke.
Incredible!

Of course, all the riders who really care about winning
the monuments of the next two weeks didn't give a hoot
about this race.

Bob C.

hincapie said himself that he wasn't coming for the win,
but got in the right move on the first day.

And it's not that Hincapie doesn't care about the monuments,
he does. The problem is, better riders than him also care.

From today's Procycling online:

" The difference between them and me is that they've all won
World Cup races and I haven't. They know how to do it,"
Hincapie said, whose best result in the Tour of Flanders so
far came in the 2002 edition in which he finished fourth.

Wtf? George: it's just the same as winning any other race,
just a lot harder. There's no trick to it that you have to
figure out.

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From today's Procycling online:

" The difference between them and me is that they've all
won World Cup

races

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and I haven't. They know how to do it," Hincapie said,
whose best result

in

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the Tour of Flanders so far came in the 2002 edition in
which he finished fourth.

Wtf? George: it's just the same as winning any other race,
just a lot harder. There's no trick to it that you have to
figure out.

You knoew, Kyle, maybe you ought to become a director
sportiff with all of your hard earned knowledge.

in article [email hidden], Kyle Legate
at [email hidden] wrote on 4/2/04 10:05 AM:

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otto said:

"psycholist" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<

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Hey ... wait ... that WASN'T an April fools joke.
Incredible!

Of course, all the riders who really care about winning
the monuments of the next two weeks didn't give a hoot
about this race.

Bob C.

hincapie said himself that he wasn't coming for the win,
but got in the right move on the first day.

And it's not that Hincapie doesn't care about the
monuments, he does. The problem is, better riders than him
also care.

From today's Procycling online:

" The difference between them and me is that they've all
won World Cup races and I haven't. They know how to do
it," Hincapie said, whose best result in the Tour of
Flanders so far came in the 2002 edition in which he
finished fourth.

Wtf? George: it's just the same as winning any other race,
just a lot harder. There's no trick to it that you have to
figure out.

Perhaps the problem is that he has forgotten how to win
races altogether.

-Sonarrat.