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Published 21 July 2004
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Original post RJG
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21 July 2004, 16:59 UTC
#1
Posted on www.velonew.com
"Armstrong is the first rider to win in L'Alpe d'Huez with the yellow jersey on his back. He is also the sixth rider to win twice at the top of one of the Tour's most famous climbs, having also won it in 2001.
But he narrowly failed to beat the late Marco Pantani's record for the climb proper - the stage started 1.5km before the foot of the hill -- clocking 37:36 to the Italian's 37:35. "
Personally, this is the way I was hoping the stage would turn out--LA wins, but Pantani keeps the record by a second. I know Lance didn't plan it that way, but I suspect he won't be too disappointed either.
21 July 2004, 18:01 UTC
#2
"RJG" <[email hidden]> a écrit dans le message de : news:BhxLc.138551$IQ4.133116@attbi_s02...
Quoted message said: Posted on www.velonew.com
"Armstrong is the first rider to win in L'Alpe d'Huez with the yellow
jersey
Quoted message said: on his back. He is also the sixth rider to win twice at the top of one of the Tour's most famous climbs, having also won it in 2001.
But he narrowly failed to beat the late Marco Pantani's record for the
climb
Quoted message said: proper - the stage started 1.5km before the foot of the hill -- clocking 37:36 to the Italian's 37:35. "
Personally, this is the way I was hoping the stage would turn out--LA
wins,
Quoted message said: but Pantani keeps the record by a second. I know Lance didn't plan it that way, but I suspect he won't be too disappointed either.
Of course, Marco had the big advantage of a 200 km warm-up ...
-- Bonne route,
Sandy Paris FR
21 July 2004, 19:45 UTC
#3
Quoted message said: Quoted message said: But he narrowly failed to beat the late Marco Pantani's record for the
climb
Quoted message said: proper - the stage started 1.5km before the foot of the hill -- clocking 37:36 to the Italian's 37:35. "
Personally, this is the way I was hoping the stage would turn out--LA
wins,
Quoted message said: but Pantani keeps the record by a second. I know Lance didn't plan it that way, but I suspect he won't be too disappointed either.
Of course, Marco had the big advantage of a 200 km warm-up ...
I was wondering about that, how do you warm up for a TT like this?
"SMMB" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:[email hidden]...
Quoted message said: "RJG" <[email hidden]> a écrit dans le message de : news:BhxLc.138551$IQ4.133116@attbi_s02...
Quoted message said: Posted on www.velonew.com
"Armstrong is the first rider to win in L'Alpe d'Huez with the yellow
jersey
Quoted message said: on his back. He is also the sixth rider to win twice at the top of one of the Tour's most famous climbs, having also won it in 2001.
But he narrowly failed to beat the late Marco Pantani's record for the
climb
Quoted message said: proper - the stage started 1.5km before the foot of the hill -- clocking 37:36 to the Italian's 37:35. "
Personally, this is the way I was hoping the stage would turn out--LA
wins,
Quoted message said: but Pantani keeps the record by a second. I know Lance didn't plan it that way, but I suspect he won't be too disappointed either.
Of course, Marco had the big advantage of a 200 km warm-up ...
-- Bonne route,
Sandy Paris FR
21 July 2004, 22:50 UTC
#4
"RJG" <_s02>...
Quoted message said: Posted on www.velonew.com "Armstrong is the first rider to win in L'Alpe d'Huez with the yellow jersey on his back. He is also the sixth rider to win twice at the top of one of the Tour's most famous climbs, having also won it in 2001. But he narrowly failed to beat the late Marco Pantani's record for the climb proper - the stage started 1.5km before the foot of the hill -- clocking 37:36 to the Italian's 37:35. " Personally, this is the way I was hoping the stage would turn out--LA wins, but Pantani keeps the record by a second. I know Lance didn't plan it that way, but I suspect he won't be too disappointed either.
It's obvious he GAVE it to Pantani (R.I.P.) as a good will gesture.
Let the arguments begin.
-Ken
22 July 2004, 03:42 UTC
#5
ANd what drugs was Pantani on when he did that climb?
22 July 2004, 03:51 UTC
#6
zboy said: ANd what drugs was Pantani on when he did that climb?
and what drugs are lance on when he did this climb?
22 July 2004, 13:43 UTC
#7
[email hidden] (zboy) wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...
Quoted message said: ANd what drugs was Pantani on when he did that climb?
BOOOOOOOOO!
Isn't it time for you to go urinate on Lady Di's grave?
22 July 2004, 15:14 UTC
#8
Roland2k said: [email hidden] (zboy) wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...
Quoted message said: ANd what drugs was Pantani on when he did that climb?
Quoted message said: BOOOOOOOOO!
Quoted message said: Isn't it time for you to go urinate on Lady Di's grave?
Do ya think he's got enough?
22 July 2004, 17:10 UTC
#9
Quoted message said: Quoted message said: ANd what drugs was Pantani on when he did that climb?
and what drugs are lance on when he did this climb?
Probably natural adrenaline and Peets Coffee.
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