As I said yesterday: Jan is back!
Including the time bonus Jan Ullrich is now 15 sec behind Lance.
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As I said yesterday: Jan is back!
Including the time bonus Jan Ullrich is now 15 sec behind Lance.
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M. Wehrmann said:
As I said yesterday: Jan is back!Including the time bonus Jan Ullrich is now 15 sec behind Lance.
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Nice tactical move on Ullrich's part. Nice recovery on Lance's part - blew by Vino and put 10
seconds into him.
"David Ryan" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
Quoted message said:Nice tactical move on Ullrich's part.
Another strong and impressive performance. The TT gloves are off; the climbing gloves are off. Looks
like it's Ullrich's race to lose now.
Quoted message said:Nice recovery on Lance's part - blew by Vino and put >10 seconds into him.
That recovery underscores Lance's incredible competitiveness and gives hope that there's a lot of
race to come.
If you watched the OLN coverage, you see Ullrich and Vinokourov move up the road with about 2 km to
go, and Lance unable to cover and looking broken barely hangin on Basso's (or was it Miguel's?)
wheel. You're thinking: Ullrich's in yellow, Lance might drop to 3rd. Holy [censored].
Then the camera moves to the finish line. Sastre takes the stage, then there comes Ullrich and
Zubeldia battling for 2nd, Ullrich takes the bonus, then - HUH? - Lance flying around the corner
to take 4th.
What the OLN cameras did not show: Lance passing Miguel, Basso, and Vinokourov. How the hell did he
do it? Where did he find the gas?
Showed something. Maybe not enough the beat the German by Paris, but he didn't fold. It looked like
he did, but he didn't.
"Doug Taylor" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
Quoted message said:"David Ryan" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
Quoted message said:Nice tactical move on Ullrich's part.
Another strong and impressive performance. The TT gloves are off; the climbing gloves are off.
Looks like it's Ullrich's race to lose now.Quoted message said:Nice recovery on Lance's part - blew by Vino and put >10 seconds into
him.
Quoted message said:
That recovery underscores Lance's incredible competitiveness and gives
hope
Quoted message said:that there's a lot of race to come.
If you watched the OLN coverage, you see Ullrich and Vinokourov move up
the
Quoted message said:road with about 2 km to go, and Lance unable to cover and looking broken barely hangin on
Basso's (or was it Miguel's?) wheel. You're thinking: Ullrich's in yellow, Lance might drop to
3rd. Holy [censored].Then the camera moves to the finish line. Sastre takes the stage, then there comes Ullrich and
Zubeldia battling for 2nd, Ullrich takes the
bonus,
Quoted message said:then - HUH? - Lance flying around the corner to take 4th.
What the OLN cameras did not show: Lance passing Miguel, Basso, and Vinokourov. How the hell did
he do it? Where did he find the gas?Showed something. Maybe not enough the beat the German by Paris, but he didn't fold. It looked
like he did, but he didn't.
Like Eddy said.........we will count the bodies in Paris............and I bet there is on German
amoungist them.
Doug Taylor said:What the OLN cameras did not show
The cameras are French, every station gets the same feed from them.
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