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Giro del Veneto

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  1. Today is the 75th Giro del Veneto, a race one by riders such as Girardengo, Binda, Coppi, Bitossi,
    De Vlaeminck, Moser, Saronni, Argentin... and the list goes on:

    girodelveneto.italbo.html

    I'm pretty excited, because it goes over the roads I ride on every day, including the 'Roccolo',
    where I'll most likely go to watch it.

    I would say Di Luca wouldn't be a bad pick for the victory.

    Ciao,
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  2. (David N. Welton) said:

    Today is the 75th Giro del Veneto, a race one by riders such as Girardengo, Binda, Coppi, Bitossi,
    De Vlaeminck, Moser, Saronni, Argentin... and the list goes on:

    girodelveneto.italbo.html

    Quoted message said:

    I'm pretty excited, because it goes over the roads I ride on every day, including the 'Roccolo',
    where I'll most likely go to watch it.

    And it was indeed fun to watch them go over the hill. Di Luca led the front runners, followed by
    Casagrande who was naturally 2nd. They were really flying up what is quite a steep little hill.
    It's also a lot of fun to see the 'also rans' - they demonstrate that these guys are indeed human.
    Even climbers like Pelizzotti were a bit back going over the summit. And it's easier to see that
    these guys suffer too. It was hot out today, in the 90ies, and humid. Some of these guys were
    sweating buckets.

    Quoted message said:

    I would say Di Luca wouldn't be a bad pick for the victory.

    Cristian Moreni, followed by Bartoli and Di Luca. Close but no cigar:-)

    Ciao,
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    David N. Welton Consulting: dedasys.comdedasys.com Personal: dedasys.comdavidw Free
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