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Horner in Switzerland

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  1. Chris Horner hung in there with Ullrich, Rogers, Schleck, and others and
    maintained his 7th place overall today in Switzerland. Tomorrow will be a
    ball buster with 3 HC climbs. I hope Horner doesn't crack and slip out of
    the top 10.

  2. "Steady Rollin' Man" <[email hidden]> a écrit dans le message
    de news: [email hidden]...
    | Chris Horner hung in there with Ullrich, Rogers, Schleck, and others and
    | maintained his 7th place overall today in Switzerland. Tomorrow will be a
    | ball buster with 3 HC climbs. I hope Horner doesn't crack and slip out of
    | the top 10.
    |
    |

    He got dropped by the Maillot Jaune group but caught back on before the
    finish. But with the collapse of Jeker, he's the highest placed rider on
    SDV.

  3. 13 Leonardo Piepoli (Ita) Saunier Duval-Prodir at 1.21

    14 Chris Horner (USA) Saunier Duval-Prodir at
    1.30

    Gapping your GC guy is nice way to finish a stage. Can't tell without
    seeing it tho.

  4. "Hunter" <[email hidden]> a écrit dans le message de news:
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    | 13 Leonardo Piepoli (Ita) Saunier Duval-Prodir at 1.21
    |
    | 14 Chris Horner (USA) Saunier Duval-Prodir at
    | 1.30
    |
    | Gapping your GC guy is nice way to finish a stage. Can't tell without
    | seeing it tho.
    |

    From what I saw on the broadcast (not very good coverage. The director
    doesn't seem to be very skilled at following a race.)-

    Horner was dropped with about 3 km to go. He caught back on about a km later
    with McGee (who had been dropped a bit earlier). Then at the finish, Rogers
    was pushing it at the head of the bunch to keep Gonzalez from taking too
    much time and Horner couldn't keep up with the pace.

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