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  1. He was [censored]. Maybe more so than Lance. Chased Jan, etc down and told em to chill. Zubeldia and
    Mayo looked at him like he was crazy. Even more respect is due. Greg

  2. "Bikerecker" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    He was [censored]. Maybe more so than Lance. Chased Jan, etc down and told


    em to

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    chill. Zubeldia and Mayo looked at him like he was crazy. Even more


    respect

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    is due. Greg

    Yeah, when I recorded the rerun I saw him use his *good* arm to block someone.

  3. Bikerecker said:

    He was [censored]. Maybe more so than Lance. Chased Jan, etc down and told em to chill. Zubeldia and
    Mayo looked at him like he was crazy. Even more respect is due. Greg

    Respect, sure, absolutely, but get the story right:

    LA, Mayo, and JU were a ways ahead of Hamilton's group when the crash happened. The video shows JU
    sitting up, looking back, and waiting for the group.

    When they catch, Basso starts past Ullrich (so you know Ullrich wasn't pounding hard - none of them
    were), THEN Tyler pulls ahead and starts waving his arms.

    Ullrich was already waiting; Tyler passed the word to the *rest* of the group in case they hadn't
    got it already.

    Mark Janeba

  4. (Bikerecker) said:

    He was [censored]. Maybe more so than Lance. Chased Jan, etc down and told em to chill. Zubeldia and
    Mayo looked at him like he was crazy. Even more respect is due.

    And you clueless moron should better shut the f*** up. Jan was already waiting for Lance

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    (Bikerecker) said:

    He was [censored]. Maybe more so than Lance. Chased Jan, etc down and told


    em to

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    chill. Zubeldia and Mayo looked at him like he was crazy. Even more


    respect

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    is due.

    And you clueless moron should better shut the f*** up. Jan was already waiting for Lance

    Hamilton knows that the tour is about drama, and he has been doing auditions for the biggest part.
    Indeed, Ullrich was already swaggering from side to side and talking to the other riders when Tyler
    Hamilton, Champion of Sports, proclaimed himself Leader of The Race and heroically surged forward to
    stand up for Fairness and Justice. What a loser. I'm surprised anyone actually believed his bad
    piece of theatre.

    Jonathan.

  6. G Dolte said:

    And you clueless moron should better shut the f*** up. Jan was already waiting for Lance

    Note that I didn't mention Jan. He was in the midst of deciding whether to push on or not when Tyler
    came up and remided the front runners of race etiquette. Soon thereafter, Lance rejoined. Imagine
    the gap Lance would have put on Jan if not for the crash. His attack would have been even more
    devastating if begun on the lower slopes. Jan certainly benefitted from the crash. Greg

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    G Dolte said:

    And you clueless moron should better shut the f*** up. Jan was already waiting for Lance

    Note that I didn't mention Jan. He was in the midst of deciding whether to push on or not when
    Tyler came up and remided the front runners of race etiquette. Soon thereafter, Lance rejoined.
    Imagine the gap Lance would have put on Jan if not for the crash. His attack would have been even
    more devastating if begun on the lower slopes. Jan certainly benefitted from the crash.

    I dunno. Jan has this habit of regaining time on Armstrong so an earlier attack may have provided
    less time gain for Armstrong. Or not.

    -WG

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