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"Boyd Speerschneider" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
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Since when does having a little personal ambition classify someone as a "traitor"? Its not like he's Benedict Arnold, selling out his country.
This Lance-worshipping statement and your prior statements to the effect
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all successful cyclists are doping have led me to believe that the reality you live in is your own private Idaho.
- Boyd S.
Apparently you don't know Lance's history toward those he preceives as disloyal. I completely agree that Lance will take great motivation at every opportunity to crush Heras in the upcoming tour. If you've read much of anything about Lance you'd have come across plenty about this side of his personality.
1. We haven't heard from Lance yet. 2. Tyler Hamilton.
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Richard Adams <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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What surprises me is the that Azevedo's contract is for three years. Wasn't Postal sponsorship to run out at the end of 2004?
Yeahm I noted that too. Perhaps there is a clause that the final two years are contingent on retaining sponsorship, be it USPS or a new sponsor taking over....
I really don't know if Beloki will be the same rider after that terrible spill. It all depends on his recuperation and his training afterwards. I hope he does make it back, as strong as ever. He's a nice little rider and seemed to have a great chance at winning last year's TDF until the tragedy. Can you imagine how much more exciting it would have been with Beloki still in those last few mountain stages? I also wonder if Vino will be a factor. Will he train differently so as not to run out of gas at the end? He was so close to taking the whole thing.
Vino will be riding in support of Ullrich, barring disaster.
