5 riders with 5 victories 3 riders with 3 11 riders with 2 34 riders with 1
25 of the last 50 races have been won by 5 guys. 31 of the last 50 have been won by 7.
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5 riders with 5 victories 3 riders with 3 11 riders with 2 34 riders with 1
25 of the last 50 races have been won by 5 guys. 31 of the last 50 have been won by 7.
Robert Chung said:5 riders with 5 victories 3 riders with 3 11 riders with 2 34 riders with 1
How many with zero?
Quoted message said:5 riders with 5 victories 3 riders with 3 11 riders with 2 34 riders with 1
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Quoted message said:5 riders with 5 victories 3 riders with 3 11 riders with 2 34 riders with 1
25 of the last 50 races have been won by 5 guys. 31 of the last 50 have
been
Quoted message said:won by 7.
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Quoted message said:Robert Chung said:5 riders with 5 victories 3 riders with 3 11 riders with 2 34 riders with 1
How many with zero?
In course of human history? Maybe 80 or 85 billion or so, minus 53.
Daniel Connelly said:Robert Chung said:5 riders with 5 victories 3 riders with 3 11 riders with 2 34 riders with 1
Quoted message said:How many with zero?
I believe this info is incorrect, not only is a maillot jaune offered after each stage, the receiver
gets several as souvenir (5, no?). So I'd guess there are quite a few canaries out there.
Quoted message said:Robert Chung said:5 riders with 5 victories 3 riders with 3 11 riders with 2 34 riders with 1
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Quoted message said:How many with zero?
From the years the TdF has been held, pick a year at random. (Write each year on a piece of paper,
mix up all the pieces, pick one at random.) There's a 28% chance (25/90) that it will be a year when
a 5-time winner has won the TdF.
Daniel Connelly said:Robert Chung said:5 riders with 5 victories 3 riders with 3 11 riders with 2 34 riders with 1
How many with zero?
"about" 7 billon
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Quoted message said:5 riders with 5 victories 3 riders with 3 11 riders with 2 34 riders with 1
25 of the last 50 races have been won by 5 guys. 31 of the last 50 have
been
Quoted message said:won by 7.
Which is why winning five Tours in not that rare for the event. In fact it's nearly the rule -- the
Tour effectively produces specialists.
-kjp
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Quoted message said:Daniel Connelly said:Robert Chung said:5 riders with 5 victories 3 riders with 3 11 riders with 2 34 riders with 1
Quoted message said:How many with zero?
I believe this info is incorrect, not only is a maillot jaune offered after each stage, the
receiver gets several as souvenir (5, no?). So I'd guess there are quite a few canaries out there.
Appararently, lots of people have them-
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Actually, it is estimated that the current populatio of the earth is roughly equal to the total
amount of people ever to have lived, so more like 12 billion minus 53.
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"]news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:Robert Chung said:5 riders with 5 victories 3 riders with 3 11 riders with 2 34 riders with 1
How many with zero?
In course of human history? Maybe 80 or 85 billion or so, minus 53.
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"]news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:Quoted message said:How many with zero?
In course of human history? Maybe 80 or 85 billion or so, minus 53.
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Quoted message said:Actually, it is estimated that the current populatio of the earth is
roughly
Quoted message said:equal to the total amount of people ever to have lived, so more like 12 billion minus 53.
No one who has seriously or even semi-seriously looked at the estimation thinks this is so. The
estimates of the number of persons who have ever-lived range between about 80 and 100 billion
(though admittedly, this depends on when you start counting).
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