Of the 200 riders starting the Milan - San Remo this year, 12 are
Aussies. Not a bad Aussie representation at all if you ask me.
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Of the 200 riders starting the Milan - San Remo this year, 12 are
Aussies. Not a bad Aussie representation at all if you ask me.
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Here's the link to the starting list
http://www.cyclingnews.com/road/2004/worldcup04/msr04/?id=startlis
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Yeh 12 riders is great. Stuey, Baden or Robbie for the win!!
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Sprinter_989 said:Yeh 12 riders is great. Stuey, Baden or Robbie for the win!!!
Just heard Baden's out. Anyone know why
~j
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What a shame we don't get to see it on TV
I'd love to see Stuey get up in Flanders or Roubaix
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gravelmuncher said:Sprinter_989 said:Yeh 12 riders is great. Stuey, Baden or Robbie for the win!!!
Quoted message said:Just heard Baden's out. Anyone know why?
Quoted message said:~j~
Apparently a virus...
http://www.abc.net.au/sport/content/s1068875.htm
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Nick
Peter Vesel said:What a shame we don't get to see it on TV
I'd love to see Stuey get up in Flanders or Roubaix
Is it likely that this race will be covered on SBS?
They often package the classics into a 1hr program
on Sundays.
Aussie MTB champs are on this Sunday 1pm,
I think (see another thread).
hippy
They have shown Paris Roubaix highlights the last 3 years and last year they
also showed 1/2 an hour of Liege Bastogne Liege.
The chance of seeing MSR is almost zero, but I do believe one of the RAI
channels do televise it (if you have the correct receiver and can speak
Italian)
I dream of the day we can watch races like the Tour Of Flanders and Paris
Roubaix live. These races are nothing at all like the Tour De France and
attract a completely different type of rider.
Stuey finished 3rd in Flanders last year without really trying, so this
year considering it is one of his targets...?
You've really got to see some of those cobbled climbs to believe it
Peter
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Quoted message said:Peter Vesel said:What a shame we don't get to see it on TV
I'd love to see Stuey get up in Flanders or RoubaixIs it likely that this race will be covered on SBS?
They often package the classics into a 1hr program
on Sundays.Aussie MTB champs are on this Sunday 1pm,
I think (see another thread).hippy
Stuey got 3rd 🙂
Oscar Freire pipped Erik Zabel on the line.
Full results and report at
http://www.cyclingnews.com/road/2004/worldcup04/msr04/?id=results
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Sprinter_989 said:Stuey got 3rd 🙂
Oscar Freire pipped Erik Zabel on the line.
Full results and report at
http://www.cyclingnews.com/road/2004/worldcup04/msr04/?id=results
Looks like Stuart O'Grady is setting himself for a real tilt at th
Spring Classics this year. It would be great to see him take a win a
Paris Roubaix or Tour of Flanders
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Quoted message said:Originally posted by Sprinter_989 I can't find any thing about Mila
San Remo on SBS.com.au........... they are showing a lot of trac
cycling though
That might be for the '2004 UCI Track Cycling World Championships'
http://www.trackcyclingworlds.com.au
Do you have a link for the track stuff? I'd like to see some of that
cheers hipp
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