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Millar-23rd on GC

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  1. @4'36"

    Come one lad! Do you think he'll survive with honours??
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    ATB-DaveG

  2. DaveG said:

    @4'36"

    Come one lad! Do you think he'll survive with honours??

    He isn't looking too bad.

    Tomorrow should tell the tale though...............

  3. "Lantern Rouge" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

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    DaveG said:

    @4'36"

    Come one lad! Do you think he'll survive with honours??

    He isn't looking too bad.

    Tomorrow should tell the tale though...............

    Indeed,he impressed,climbing,in the Dauphine,the exact detail I don't have but I kind of expect him
    to blow tomorrow :-( He has said he's less afraid of the big climbs now,but TBH it will just be
    damage limitation for him,a top 20 finish will be the best he can muster imo. Where did he finish
    last year??-rushes off to check.........

    ATB-Dave.

  4. Quoted message said:

    Where did he finish last year??-rushes off to check.........

    68th.

    Tour de France: July 06 - 28 (France) - 68th Overall

    " big race of the year proved to be very successful for David. Even though he finished 68th he
    never intended to compete in the GC. Instead he wanted to win a road stage which is exactly
    what he did on stage 13. In addition, he finished in the top 10 for all three individual TT's
    and he held the white jersey for three days. "

    tinyurl.comgrcw

    ATB-DG.

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