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Re: Liquigas team, interesting chemistry

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  1. sonarrat said:

    It's still early in the season, but doesn't it seem like the new
    Liquigas team have taken a bunch of also-rans and raised their level?

    They've got no fewer than 9 exiles from the now-dead Vini Caldirola
    team, including Stefano Garzelli and sprinter Marco Zanotti. They've

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    got ex-Alessio men like Magnus Backstedt and Franco Pellizotti.


    There

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    are riders from De Nardi, Fassa, Saeco, Lampre, Amore e Vita, Tenax,


    and

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    of course Cipollini from Domina Vacanze.

    So it might seem like it's a slapped-together collection of riders


    that

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    range from passable to dire, with maybe one or two exceptions... but


    now

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    they're making more of a dent in the scene as a unit than they ever


    did

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    individually. Or am I just dreaming things?

    Definitely an odd mix, but there is talent. In addition to those you
    mentioned, Dario Cioni had a very good 2004, and I was surprised to see
    him leave Fassa (Pozzato too, for that matter). I thought Danilo Di
    Luca (ex-Saeco) was headed for great things two or three years ago; he
    stalled out, but may have something left.

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