Apart from 2 Hincapie victories, American riders did squat in one day races
this past season. Why so much success in stage races and nothing else?
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matabala said:
Apart from 2 Hincapie victories, American riders did squat in one day races
this past season. Why so much success in stage races and nothing else?It's a reflection of the sample size. When you only have a
couple of riders that are capable of producing results,
those results will be strongly biased towards the races
that small set of riders can do well in.Bob Schwartz
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On Tue, 29 Nov 2005 15:56:52 +0100, "matabala" <[email hidden]>
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Apart from 2 Hincapie victories, American riders did squat in one day races
this past season. Why so much success in stage races and nothing else?The top Americans were super-motivated for stage races.
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John Forrest Tomlinson said:
On Tue, 29 Nov 2005 15:56:52 +0100, "matabala" <[email hidden]>
Quoted message said:
Apart from 2 Hincapie victories, American riders did squat in one day races
this past season. Why so much success in stage races and nothing else?The top Americans were super-motivated for stage races.
The bag of courage is only so big.
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The bag of courage is only so big.[/QUOTE]
uhhh, it's a suitcase of courage, right?
DT
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In article <[email hidden]>,
davetowle said:
The bag of courage is only so big.
uhhh, it's a suitcase of courage, right?
DT
Depends on whether the suitcase is carry on size, or have-to-check-it-in size.
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Howard Kveck said:
davetowle said:
The bag of courage is only so big.
uhhh, it's a suitcase of courage, right?
Depends on whether the suitcase is carry on size, or have-to-check-it-in size.
[censored] Voet bought a Mini, so where a suitcase of courage
would previously fit, a small shoulder-bag of courage is about
all that the riders make do with these days. -
Howard Kveck said:
Quoted message said:
Depends on whether the suitcase is carry on size, or have-to-check-it-in size.
Quoted message said:
[censored] Voet bought a Mini, so where a suitcase of courage
would previously fit, a small shoulder-bag of courage is about
all that the riders make do with these days.This mini ?
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