Fabio was the first soloist to cross the Mississippi, so now the real race
begins. The pretenders, the not so serious folk, have been sent home, with
a swift kick, and now the ones who truely belong in this epic, the toughest
race on earth, are left.
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Fabio crosses Mississppi first
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"Callistus Valerius" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Fabio was the first soloist to cross the Mississippi, so now the real race
begins. The pretenders, the not so serious folk, have been sent home,
with
a swift kick, and now the ones who truely belong in this epic, the
toughest
race on earth, are left.
It would appear that both Boyer and Baloh are off the bike resting. It's
also a bit odd that there are very few photos of Boyer on the RAAM web site. -
"B. Lafferty" <[email hidden]> wrote ...
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It would appear that both Boyer and Baloh are off the bike resting. It's
also a bit odd that there are very few photos of Boyer on the RAAM web
site.Gee I wonder why.
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Snippy Bobkins said:
"B. Lafferty" <[email hidden]> wrote ...
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It would appear that both Boyer and Baloh are off the bike resting. It's
also a bit odd that there are very few photos of Boyer on the RAAM web
site.Gee I wonder why.
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SnippyToo many kids could ID him. He could have just worn Groucho glasses
for RAAM. -
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It would appear that both Boyer and Baloh are off the bike resting. It's
also a bit odd that there are very few photos of Boyer on the RAAM web
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Tinker may have slept too much at the beginning, but I have a feeling
he's going to close in on them, but he may be too far back. We'll see. -
Callistus Valerius said:
Tinker may have slept too much at the beginning, but I have a feeling
he's going to close in on them, but he may be too far back. We'll see.Doesn't look like he is closing... and he is 200 miles back with 1000
to go.Souza is doing much better though and has moved up to 4th... but won't
catch Tinker unless he dies.Have you noticed the team competition? BC Vail and Type I are so close
that their graphs are superimposed. Unfortunately, they aren't in the
same race category, though. -
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Souza is doing much better though and has moved up to 4th... but won't
catch Tinker unless he dies.
Anything can happen in RAAM. -
Ron Ruff said:
Souza is doing much better though and has moved up to 4th... but won't
catch Tinker unless he dies.That can be arranged if he has contacts in the Dutch mafia and Tinker
isn't Chinese. -
Callistus Valerius said:
Fabio was the first soloist to cross the Mississippi, so now the real race
begins. The pretenders, the not so serious folk, have been sent home, with
a swift kick, and now the ones who truely belong in this epic, the toughest
race on earth, are left.
How come his website doesn't mention anything about this?
http://www.fabioifc.com/
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