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    Ronde Chumpion
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    2004 Amstel is won by Team Orange. That's the only race they
    can win, and the only one their sponsor has ever heard of.
    Sound like anyone else we know?

    RC

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  2. Bart
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    I don't know if its the only one they heard of but it is
    important to the sponsor as it is the only world cup race in
    the netherlands. As I see it : there are teams for the tour
    and there are teams for the classics. No team (ok, VERY few)
    can do both. Comments?

    "ronde chumpion" <[email hidden]> schreef in bericht
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    Quoted message said:

    2004 Amstel is won by Team Orange. That's the only race
    they can win, and the only one their sponsor has ever
    heard of. Sound like anyone else we know?

    RC

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  3. Jenko
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    bart said:


    As I see it : there are teams for the tour and there are
    teams for the classics. No team (ok, VERY few) can do
    both. Comments?

    Even Quick-Step has a team for the classics (Museeuw,
    Boonen, Bettini, etc.) and another team for the Tour
    (Rogers, Virenque, Dufaux, the Spaniards). You rarely see
    them riding together. ProTour mentality, I guess.

    Jenko

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  4. deWolf
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    Originally posted by Ronde Chumpion
    2004 Amstel is won by Team Orange. That's the only race they
    can win, and the only one their sponsor has ever heard of.
    Sound like anyone else we know?

    RC

    Oscar Freire rides for the Rabobank team. He won Milan-San Remo last month.

    Rabobank has a rich history in one-day racing. Check out the palmares, wins and podium finishes, of Boogerd, Dekker and Sorenson to name a few.

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  5. Davide Tosi
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    deWolf said:

    Rabobank has a rich history in one-day racing. Check out
    the palmares, wins and podium finishes, of Boogerd, Dekker
    and Sorenson to name a few.

    When Sorensen won L-B-L he was still riding for Carrera.

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  6. Steve McGinty
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    deWolf said:
    Ronde Chumpion said:

    2004 Amstel is won by Team Orange. That's the only race
    they can win, and the only one their sponsor has ever
    heard of. Sound like anyone else we know? RC

    Oscar Freire rides for the Rabobank team. He won Milan-San
    Remo last month.

    M-SR doesn't finish up a hill.

    Orange will win though - Boogerd

    Regards! Stephen

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  7. Tuschinski
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    Originally posted by Davide Tosi

    BdeWolf said:

    Rabobank has a rich history in one-day racing. Check out
    the palmares, wins and podium finishes, of Boogerd, Dekker
    and Sorenson to name a few.

    When Sorensen won L-B-L he was still riding for Carrera. [/B]

    Uhm yeah... but:

    1997: Ronde van Vlaanderen

    Nuff said.

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