Wheels came off the Fassa train with 500m and one turn to
go. Twisty little approach, quite unlike yesterday's.
Pollack is showing a nice kick.
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Giro, stage 5
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"Robert Chung" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Wheels came off the Fassa train with 500m and one turn to
go. Twisty little approach, quite unlike yesterday's.
Pollack is showing a nice kick.Petacchi's already accomplished what he set out to do, but
it's been an absolutely terrible Giro for Domina Vacanze. I
hope that Lombardi or Nauduzas can turn a disaster into a
golden opportunity and come up with a stage win...-Sonarrat.
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"Sonarrat" <[email hidden]..> wrote in message
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"Robert Chung" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:2ghmc8F3029vU1@uni-
berlin.de...Quoted message said:
Wheels came off the Fassa train with 500m and one turn
to go. Twisty little approach, quite unlike yesterday's.
Pollack is showing a nice
kick.Quoted message said:
Petacchi's already accomplished what he set out to do, but
it's been an absolutely terrible Giro for Domina Vacanze.
I hope that Lombardi or
NauduzasQuoted message said:
can turn a disaster into a golden opportunity and come up
with a stage
win...Quoted message said:
-Sonarrat.
I remember last year's Giro when Nauduzs, then with CCC
Polsat, got into a punchup with petacchi and got the boot.
I think they were fighting to get on Cipo's wheel. What a
wild finish!
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