Forget this tour its over! The question is HOW MANY TOURS WILL HE WIN
BEFORE HE DECIDES TO CALL IT QUITS ?
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How many tours will ARMSTRONG win?
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In article <[email hidden]>,
(Evan Evans) said:
Forget this tour its over!
Not quite yet. There are after all 9 more stages to go. The yellow
jersey only counts on the last day.Quoted message said:
The question is HOW MANY TOURS WILL HE WIN
BEFORE HE DECIDES TO CALL IT QUITS ?Ask him. How the heck would any of us know? Maybe he wants to
emulate Sean Kelly, who won seven consecutive Paris-Nice. -
"Evan Evans" <[email hidden]> a écrit dans le message de :
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
Forget this tour its over! The question is HOW MANY TOURS WILL HE WIN
BEFORE HE DECIDES TO CALL IT QUITS ?The safe and sane bet : 5 !
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Bonne route,Sandy
Paris FR -
"Evan Evans" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
Forget this tour its over! The question is HOW MANY TOURS WILL HE WIN
BEFORE HE DECIDES TO CALL IT QUITS ?It would be almost superhuman to be able to race 6 Tours without a serious
problem. You can guess what the odds must be for 7. -
[email hidden] (Evan Evans) wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...
Quoted message said:
Forget this tour its over! The question is HOW MANY TOURS WILL HE WIN
BEFORE HE DECIDES TO CALL IT QUITS ?If he wins his 6th Tour victory this year--and there is a 95% + chance
that he will win, I would expect that Armstrong would be sorely
tempted to go for a 7th TdF victory. So far, there is no other cyclist
that has come close to demonstrating that he is on a par with
Armstrong, at least with regard to racing in the Tour de France...I'd say that it is about 50/50 whether he would opt to compete in
the 2005 TdF, and that if he did race, he'd only have about a 50%
chance of winning... -
in article [email hidden], Isidor Gunsberg
at [email hidden] wrote on 7/17/04 7:56 PM:Quoted message said:
I'd say that it is about 50/50 whether he would opt to compete in
the 2005 TdF, and that if he did race, he'd only have about a 50%
chance of winning...He's already said that he's riding the 2005 Tour.
Todd Kuzma
Heron Bicycles
Tullio's Big Dog Cyclery
LaSalle, IL
http://www.heronbicycles.com/
http://www.tullios.com/ -
That's what the dipshits said about this year. Give it up, [censored].
"Isidor Gunsberg" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
[email hidden] (Evan Evans) wrote in message
news:<[email hidden]>...Quoted message said:
Quoted message said:
Forget this tour its over! The question is HOW MANY TOURS WILL HE WIN
BEFORE HE DECIDES TO CALL IT QUITS ?If he wins his 6th Tour victory this year--and there is a 95% + chance
that he will win, I would expect that Armstrong would be sorely
tempted to go for a 7th TdF victory. So far, there is no other cyclist
that has come close to demonstrating that he is on a par with
Armstrong, at least with regard to racing in the Tour de France...I'd say that it is about 50/50 whether he would opt to compete in
the 2005 TdF, and that if he did race, he'd only have about a 50%
chance of winning... -
On Sun, 18 Jul 2004 01:19:38 GMT, Todd Kuzma <[email hidden]>
Quoted message said:
He's already said that he's riding the 2005 Tour.
I would imagine that Discovery would not have sponsored the team if
Lance was not part of the deal. -
"Isidor Gunsberg" <[email hidden]...
Quoted message said:
[email hidden] (Evan Evans) wrote google.com>...
Quoted message said:
Forget this tour its over! The question is HOW MANY TOURS WILL HE WIN
BEFORE HE DECIDES TO CALL IT QUITS ?If he wins his 6th Tour victory this year--and there is a 95% + chance
that he will win, I would expect that Armstrong would be sorely
tempted to go for a 7th TdF victory. So far, there is no other cyclist
that has come close to demonstrating that he is on a par with
Armstrong, at least with regard to racing in the Tour de France...I'd say that it is about 50/50 whether he would opt to compete in
the 2005 TdF, and that if he did race, he'd only have about a 50%
chance of winning...Wow -- I bet you do well in Vegas.
Lance DEFINITELY is doing the Tour next year barring illness or injury.-Ken
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On 17 Jul 2004 17:56:24 -0700, [email hidden] (Isidor
Gunsberg) said:
[email hidden] (Evan Evans) wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...
Quoted message said:
Forget this tour its over! The question is HOW MANY TOURS WILL HE WIN
BEFORE HE DECIDES TO CALL IT QUITS ?If he wins his 6th Tour victory this year--and there is a 95% + chance
that he will win, I would expect that Armstrong would be sorely
tempted to go for a 7th TdF victory. So far, there is no other cyclist
that has come close to demonstrating that he is on a par with
Armstrong, at least with regard to racing in the Tour de France...I'd say that it is about 50/50 whether he would opt to compete in
the 2005 TdF, and that if he did race, he'd only have about a 50%
chance of winning...Although there's only a 50% chance of that.......
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