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    Bob Martin
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    Changes in stage 6 compared to stage 5

    Biggest gainers by position :
    +46 Kevin Van Impe
    +45 Nicolas Portal
    +45 Benoît Salmon
    +33 Christian Vande Velde
    +27 Alexandr Kolobnev
    +26 Mathieu Ladagnous
    +25 Steve Zampieri
    +25 Dmitriy Muravyev
    +24 Josep Jufré
    +23 Tomas Vaitkus

    Biggest losers by position :
    -25 Jakob Piil
    -17 Alan Pérez
    -17 Jurgen Van de Walle
    -16 Levi Leipheimer
    -16 Thomas Voeckler
    -13 Tom Danielson
    -12 Mario Aerts
    -12 Markel Irizar
    -12 Murilo Fischer
    -12 Sébastien Rosseler
    -11 Philippe Gilbert

    Biggest gainers by time :
    +0:39 Luis León Sánchez
    +0:06 Sylvain Chavanel
    +0:06 Mirco Lorenzetto
    +0:06 Jérôme Pineau
    +0:01 Bobby Julich

    Biggest losers by time :
    -23:07 Romain Feillu
    -18:40 Alan Pérez
    -18:40 Brett Lancaster
    -18:40 Gregory Henderson
    -18:40 Kasper Klostergård
    -18:40 Martin Müller
    -18:40 Sebastian Siedler
    -18:40 Thomas Fothen
    -17:19 Andoni Aranaga
    -17:19 Rubén Pérez
    -15:33 Aleksandr Kuschynski

    Favourites by position :
    +23 Luca Paolini
    +11 Chris Horner
    +4 Yaroslav Popovych
    +4 Bobby Julich
    +2 Joaquím Rodríguez
    -1 Tadej Valjavec
    -1 Fränk Schleck
    -1 Franco Pellizotti
    -1 David Millar
    -1 Cadel Evans
    -3 Samuel Sánchez
    -6 Thomas Fothen
    -10 Igor Astarloa
    -16 Thomas Voeckler
    -16 Levi Leipheimer

    Favourites by time :
    +0:01 Bobby Julich
    -0:08 Chris Horner
    -3:58 Levi Leipheimer
    -4:00 Luca Paolini
    -5:10 Thomas Voeckler
    -14:53 Igor Astarloa
    -18:40 Thomas Fothen

    Top 3 and favourites standings :
    1 Davide Rebellin 26.39.39
    2 Alberto Contador 0.06
    3 Luis León Sánchez 0.16
    4 Tadej Valjavec 0.23
    5 Franco Pellizotti 0.31
    .....
    7 Cadel Evans 0.35
    8 David Millar 0.42
    9 Fränk Schleck 0.42
    .....
    13 Samuel Sánchez 0.46
    .....
    16 Joaquím Rodríguez 1.03
    .....
    26 Yaroslav Popovych 1.51
    27 Bobby Julich 1.52
    28 Chris Horner 2.58
    29 Levi Leipheimer 4.48
    .....
    33 Thomas Voeckler 6.08
    .....
    51 Luca Paolini 15.19
    .....
    76 Igor Astarloa 25.01
    .....
    120 Thomas Fothen 41.39

    Retirements to date :
    Ag2r Prévoyance Jean-Patrick Nazon
    " Simon Gerrans
    " Sylvain Calzati
    Agritubel Aivaras Baranauskas
    " Eduardo Gonzalo
    " Mikel Gaztañaga Echeverria
    Astana Igor Abakoumov
    Bouygues Telecom Didier Rous
    " Laurent Lefèvre
    " Nicolas Crosbie
    " Xavier Florencio
    Caisse d'Epargne Vicente Reynes
    Cofidis Tyler Farrar
    Crédit Agricole Angelo Furlan
    " Anthony Charteau
    " Pietro Caucchioli
    Euskaltel-Euskadi Iban Velasco Murillo
    Française Des Jeux Benoît Vaugrenard
    " Christophe Detilloux
    " Thierry Marichal
    Gerolsteiner Heinrich Haussler
    " Marcus Zberg
    " Oliver Zaugg
    " Volker Ordowski
    Lampre-Fondital Daniele Bennati
    " Fabio Baldato
    " Massimiliano Mori
    Liquigas Alessandro Vanotti
    Predictor-Lotto Johan Van Summeren
    Rabobank Kai Reus
    " Thorwald Veneberg
    Saunier Duval-Prodir Francisco José Ventoso
    " Remmert Wielinga
    T-Mobile Michael Barry
    Total retirements : 34

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  2. samson
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    In article <[email hidden]>,
    [email hidden] says...

    Quoted message said:


    Changes in stage 6 compared to stage 5

    Biggest gainers by position :
    +46 Kevin Van Impe
    +45 Nicolas Portal
    +45 Benoît Salmon
    +33 Christian Vande Velde
    +27 Alexandr Kolobnev
    +26 Mathieu Ladagnous
    +25 Steve Zampieri
    +25 Dmitriy Muravyev
    +24 Josep Jufré
    +23 Tomas Vaitkus

    Biggest losers by position :
    -25 Jakob Piil
    -17 Alan Pérez
    -17 Jurgen Van de Walle
    -16 Levi Leipheimer

    What happened to Leipheimer today? I heard he was in the
    breakway, and then he loses 3* minutes.

    S.

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  3. Curtis L. Russell
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    samson said:

    What happened to Leipheimer today? I heard he was in the
    breakway, and then he loses 3* minutes.

    Probably a French anti-American conspiracy. Simplest answer.

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  4. Tom Kunich
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    "Curtis L. Russell" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    samson said:

    What happened to Leipheimer today? I heard he was in the
    breakway, and then he loses 3* minutes.

    Probably a French anti-American conspiracy. Simplest answer.

    Well you certainly would be the one to recognize simple.

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  5. RicodJour
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    Curtis L. Russell said:
    samson said:

    What happened to Leipheimer today? I heard he was in the
    breakway, and then he loses 3* minutes.

    Probably a French anti-American conspiracy. Simplest answer.

    Maybe in retaliation for the Amgen anti-everyone-else conspiracy.

    R

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  6. RicodJour
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    Tom Kunich' cyclintom@yahoo. com said:

    "Curtis L. Russell" <[email hidden]> wrote in messagenews:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    On Sat, 17 Mar 2007 13:40:26 -0500, samson <[email hidden]> wrote:

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    What happened to Leipheimer today? I heard he was in the
    breakway, and then he loses 3* minutes.

    Quoted message said:

    Probably a French anti-American conspiracy. Simplest answer.

    Well you certainly would be the one to recognize simple.

    And the ball is lobbed hiiiiiiigh into the air....!

    R

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  7. Email address hidden
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    Bob Martin said:

    Changes in stage 6 compared to stage 5

    dumbass,

    it was the third time this week that the winner of the bunch sprint
    behind the winning break did a victory salute.

    is this some kind of record ?

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  8. John Forrest Tomlinson
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    email hidden said:
    Bob Martin said:

    Changes in stage 6 compared to stage 5

    dumbass,

    it was the third time this week that the winner of the bunch sprint
    behind the winning break did a victory salute.

    is this some kind of record ?

    I kinda like it - reminds me of the old days w/o rider coach radios
    and TVs in the cars.

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  9. Howard Kveck
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    In article <[email hidden]>,

    Quoted message said:
    email hidden said:
    Bob Martin said:

    Changes in stage 6 compared to stage 5

    dumbass,

    it was the third time this week that the winner of the bunch sprint
    behind the winning break did a victory salute.

    is this some kind of record ?

    I kinda like it - reminds me of the old days w/o rider coach radios
    and TVs in the cars.

    Maybe the DSs have gotten together and decided to let this happen, just
    for laughs.

    --
    tanx,
    Howard
    Never take a tenant with a monkey.
    remove YOUR SHOES to reply, ok?

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  10. Curtis L. Russell
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    email hidden said:

    it was the third time this week that the winner of the bunch sprint
    behind the winning break did a victory salute.

    is this some kind of record ?

    Virtual victories have transcended rbr.

    Curtis L. Russell
    Odenton, MD (USA)
    Just someone on two wheels...

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  11. Curtis L. Russell
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    On 17 Mar 2007 13:23:00 -0700, "RicodJour" <[email hidden]>

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Well you certainly would be the one to recognize simple.

    And the ball is lobbed hiiiiiiigh into the air....!

    I'd feel silly finishing off this set-up. Maybe I could start the
    sentence and let everyone finish it for themselves.

    Yes, now that you mention it, I can recognize simple and...

    Speaking of not simple, did everyone else assume that the Mark
    Wahlberg character in "The Departed' got the package from the
    psychiatrist and went for simple retribution, or was it that Mark
    Wahlberg is simply tired of competing with Matt Damon for the same
    kind of roles and he asked to be allowed to shoot him in the last
    scene? Just wondering.

    Curtis L. Russell
    Odenton, MD (USA)
    Just someone on two wheels...

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