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JUAN JOSE HAEDO

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  1. Wins the Redlands crit on Saturday, then comes through with the win on
    Sunday's 142km road stage. Back to back stage wins. Is this feat not
    worthy of the slightest acknowledgment by the RBR curmudgeons?

  2. You just acknowledged it didn't you?

    Tom

  3. http://groups-beta.google.com/group/rec.bicycles.racing/browse_frm/thread/da14411a62c9552c/4140ef4efa89a2b0?q=HAEDO&rnum=2#4140ef4efa89a2b0

    you pretenders still love Zabel and Cipo, while guys like Haedo and
    Devolder aren't even on your radar.

  4. Raced against Haedo a few times last year, well, I should say we were
    in the same races. Tried sprinting against him at the end of one race,
    and came up way way way short. Haedo kicks ass.

    Tom

  5. Tom said:

    Raced against Haedo a few times last year, well, I should say we


    were

    Quoted message said:

    in the same races. Tried sprinting against him at the end of one


    race,

    Quoted message said:

    and came up way way way short. Haedo kicks ass.

    Dumbass -

    If he beat you he must be absolutely amazing.

    thanks,

    K. Gringioni.

  6. Well, let's just say they were quality fields that he was racing
    against. Me, not included. I have no predilictions that I'm a great
    racer, and most of the time, I'm in over my head, but the rest of
    the field was a who's who of American and some European bicycle racers.

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    Wins the Redlands crit on Saturday, then comes through with the win on
    Sunday's 142km road stage. Back to back stage wins. Is this feat not
    worthy of the slightest acknowledgment by the RBR curmudgeons?

    Ina Teutenberg did the same thing in the women's race.

  8. That's about as relevent here as the Cat IV result. And as impressive.

  9. And, no she didn't. Her Sunday win was 99.5km (2.35.07). She's just
    lucky that Subway didn't mistakingly line up for that event. They would
    have had top 4 again.

  10. PanFan said:

    Wins the Redlands crit on Saturday, then comes through with the win on
    Sunday's 142km road stage. Back to back stage wins. Is this feat not
    worthy of the slightest acknowledgment by the RBR curmudgeons?

    It is a good omen for the spaghetti oil team and we'll see how [censored]
    it makes Gord by June if it continues. However, if JJ wants to make his
    mark he's gonna have to win some more prestigious races than these SoCal
    warm-up events.

    We'll see what happens during Wachovia week.

    Thanks,

    Magilla

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