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Max Stays Put

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  1. Max Van Heeswijk renews for two years with Discovery (successor to
    Postal) team!!

    Cool beans!

    While many are Lance fans I've been following Van Heeswijk's sucesses
    this year with some excitement. Should LA not contend for the 2005
    Tour GC it would be cool to have Max in there sprinting for stage
    victories. Though I suppose Bruyneel has other plans and probably
    still wants a GC team.

  2. "Richard Adams" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Max Van Heeswijk renews for two years with Discovery (successor to
    Postal) team!!

    Cool beans!

    While many are Lance fans I've been following Van Heeswijk's sucesses
    this year with some excitement. Should LA not contend for the 2005
    Tour GC it would be cool to have Max in there sprinting for stage
    victories. Though I suppose Bruyneel has other plans and probably
    still wants a GC team.

    That is probably by far the most interesting question, "What will Bruyneel
    do after Lance?" and I can't wait to see.

  3. Quoted message said:

    From: "Chris" [email hidden]

    Quoted message said:

    That is probably by far the most interesting question, "What will Bruyneel
    do after Lance?" and I can't wait to see.

    YMC?
    Bill C

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