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  1. World Championships, Elite Men's RR
    Top placing by country

    1. Italy (Bettini)
    2. Germany (Zabel)
    3. Spain (Valverde)
    4. Australia (McEwen)
    5. Slovenia (Murn)
    6. Russia (Botcharov)
    7. Belgium (Boonen)
    8. Austria (Eisel)
    9. Denmark (Sorensen)
    10. Norway (Arvesen)
    11. Switzerland (Elmiger)
    12. USA (Rodriguez)
    13. Netherlands (Kroon)
    14. Sweden (Ljungqvist)
    15. Hungary (Bodrogi)
    16. France (Le Mevel)
    17. Kazahkstan (Kashechkin)
    18. Croatia (Kvasina)
    19. Luxembourg (Schleck)
    20. Mexico (Chavez)
    21. Portugal (Ribeiro)
    22. Great Britain (Millar)
    23. South Africa (George)
    24. Colombia (Perez Arango)
    25. Belarus (Siutsou)
    26. Latvia (Belohvosciks)
    27. Slovakia (Valach)
    28. Ukraine (Pidgornyy)
    29. Lithuania (Kairelis)
    30. Estonia (Putsep)
    31. Poland (Niemiec)
    32. Bulgaria (Petrov)
    33. Finland (Carlstrom)
    34. Czech Republic (Kreuziger)

  2. On 9/24/06 10:02 AM, in article [email hidden], "Robert

    Chung said:

    World Championships, Elite Men's RR
    Top placing by country

    1. Italy (Bettini)
    2. Germany (Zabel)
    3. Spain (Valverde)
    4. Australia (McEwen)
    5. Slovenia (Murn)
    6. Russia (Botcharov)
    7. Belgium (Boonen)
    8. Austria (Eisel)
    9. Denmark (Sorensen)
    10. Norway (Arvesen)
    11. Switzerland (Elmiger)
    12. USA (Rodriguez)
    13. Netherlands (Kroon)
    14. Sweden (Ljungqvist)
    15. Hungary (Bodrogi)
    16. France (Le Mevel)
    17. Kazahkstan (Kashechkin)
    18. Croatia (Kvasina)
    19. Luxembourg (Schleck)
    20. Mexico (Chavez)
    21. Portugal (Ribeiro)

    Quoted message said:

    22. Great Britain (Millar)
    23. South Africa (George)
    24. Colombia (Perez Arango)
    25. Belarus (Siutsou)
    26. Latvia (Belohvosciks)
    27. Slovakia (Valach)
    28. Ukraine (Pidgornyy)
    29. Lithuania (Kairelis)
    30. Estonia (Putsep)
    31. Poland (Niemiec)
    32. Bulgaria (Petrov)
    33. Finland (Carlstrom)
    34. Czech Republic (Kreuziger)

    The Miller Line???

  3. Quoted message said:

    22. Great Britain (Millar) <---- Millar line

    Ergo, the clean countries are:

    Quoted message said:

    23. South Africa (George)
    24. Colombia (Perez Arango)
    25. Belarus (Siutsou)
    26. Latvia (Belohvosciks)
    27. Slovakia (Valach)
    28. Ukraine (Pidgornyy)
    29. Lithuania (Kairelis)
    30. Estonia (Putsep)
    31. Poland (Niemiec)
    32. Bulgaria (Petrov)
    33. Finland (Carlstrom)
    34. Czech Republic (Kreuziger)

  4. Robert Chung said:

    World Championships, Elite Men's RR
    Top placing by country

    And averaging the first 2, and 3? And same for top of the last hill? I
    know there must be one virtual championship "we" won. Thanks,

    --
    E. Dronkert
    Netherlands

  5. Ewoud Dronkert <[email hidden]> wrote in news:4516bc30$0
    [email hidden]:

    Quoted message said:
    Robert Chung said:

    World Championships, Elite Men's RR
    Top placing by country

    And averaging the first 2, and 3? And same for top of the last hill? I
    know there must be one virtual championship "we" won. Thanks,

    What about Marianne Vos?

  6. Jonathan v.d. Sluis said:
    Quoted message said:

    know there must be one virtual championship "we" won. Thanks,

    What about Marianne Vos?

    She's hors catégorie. "We (Dutch) men". I was trying to find an outlet
    for my Boogerd adoration.

    --
    E. Dronkert

  7. Robert Chung said:

    World Championships, Elite Men's RR
    Top placing by country

    1. Italy (Bettini)
    2. Germany (Zabel)
    3. Spain (Valverde)
    4. Australia (McEwen)
    5. Slovenia (Murn)
    6. Russia (Botcharov)
    7. Belgium (Boonen)
    8. Austria (Eisel)
    9. Denmark (Sorensen)
    10. Norway (Arvesen)
    11. Switzerland (Elmiger)
    12. USA (Rodriguez)
    13. Netherlands (Kroon)
    14. Sweden (Ljungqvist)
    15. Hungary (Bodrogi)
    16. France (Le Mevel)
    17. Kazahkstan (Kashechkin)
    18. Croatia (Kvasina)
    19. Luxembourg (Schleck)
    20. Mexico (Chavez)
    21. Portugal (Ribeiro)
    22. Great Britain (Millar)
    23. South Africa (George)
    24. Colombia (Perez Arango)
    25. Belarus (Siutsou)
    26. Latvia (Belohvosciks)
    27. Slovakia (Valach)
    28. Ukraine (Pidgornyy)
    29. Lithuania (Kairelis)
    30. Estonia (Putsep)
    31. Poland (Niemiec)
    32. Bulgaria (Petrov)
    33. Finland (Carlstrom)
    34. Czech Republic (Kreuziger)

    Apparently cycling talent is fairly well distributed.

    Ron

  8. in message <[email hidden]>, Robert Chung

    (') said:
    Quoted message said:

    22. Great Britain (Millar) <---- Millar line

    Sort of doesn't count. Millar was lying fifth to within a 100 metres of the
    line, but stopped pedalling and didn't contest the sprint.

    --
    [email hidden] (Simon Brooke) http://www.jasmine.org.uk/~simon/

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  9. In article <[email hidden]>,

    Simon Brooke said:

    in message <[email hidden]>, Robert Chung

    (') said:
    Quoted message said:

    22. Great Britain (Millar) <---- Millar line

    Sort of doesn't count. Millar was lying fifth to within a 100 metres of the
    line, but stopped pedalling and didn't contest the sprint.

    Ah, his patented finishing style!

    http://www.cyclingnews.com/riders/2003/interviews/?id=davidmillar03

    Remember: this sort of thing is incorporated into the Millar Line
    assessments. It's not like the riders are unaware of the Line or its
    ramifications.

    Those with a true commitment to a clean sport will simply have to keep a
    closer eye on Millar at the line.

    Now stop bothering me, I have a video to edit,

    --
    Ryan Cousineau [email hidden] http://www.wiredcola.com/
    "I don't want kids who are thinking about going into mathematics
    to think that they have to take drugs to succeed." -Paul Erdos

  10. Robert Chung said:

    1. Italy (Bettini)

    Did you mean Mexico?
    http://www.cyclingnews.com/photos/2006/worlds06/index.php?id=/photos/2006/worlds06/worlds066/sirotti_09

    --
    E. Dronkert

  11. Ewoud Dronkert said:
    Robert Chung said:

    1. Italy (Bettini)

    Did you mean Mexico?
    http://www.cyclingnews.com/photos/2006/worlds06/index.php?id=/photos/2006/worlds06/worlds066/sirotti_09

    Tequila

    Ron

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