...he won't be pulling up Lance again only to finish 2nd in Paris. He did it yesterday behind Mayo
and did it again behind Vino today. Can someone explain this strategy to me ?! That stupid Manolo
guy again.
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Beloki tried yesterday, and tried today, but he has no jump in his legs like Mayo and Vino. But he
definitely tried. BTW nice to see Mayo outsprint Lance for the 3rd place and taking 8 bonusseconds.Erik
"Keith" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
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...he won't be pulling up Lance again only to finish 2nd in Paris. He did it yesterday behind Mayo
and did it again behind Vino today. Can someone explain this strategy to me ?! That stupid Manolo
guy again. -
Rereading you mail I see your point. Yes it was stupid tactics not to let Armstrong do all the
chasing. More stupid tactics today by Aitor Garmendia attacking with 86 kms to go..."Keith" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
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...he won't be pulling up Lance again only to finish 2nd in Paris. He did it yesterday behind Mayo
and did it again behind Vino today. Can someone explain this strategy to me ?! That stupid Manolo
guy again. -
finishing second on each stage could lead to being first in the final GC (as long as someone
different finishes first each time) , that's pretty much what Lance is doing at the momment
by the way"Keith" <[email hidden]> a écrit dans le message de
"]news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
...he won't be pulling up Lance again only to finish 2nd in Paris. He did it yesterday behind Mayo
and did it again behind Vino today. Can someone explain this strategy to me ?! That stupid Manolo
guy again. -
Erik van Leeuwen said:
Rereading you mail I see your point. Yes it was stupid tactics not to let Armstrong do all the
chasing. More stupid tactics today by Aitor Garmendia attacking with 86 kms to go...Ok, so I'm not alone here.
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"Keith" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
...he won't be pulling up Lance again only to finish 2nd in Paris. He did it yesterday behind
Mayo and did it again behind Vino today. Can someone explain this strategy to me ?! That stupid
Manolo guy again. -
goulot said:
finishing second on each stage could lead to being first in the final GC (as long as someone
different finishes first each time) , that's pretty much what Lance is doing at the momment
by the wayYeah but why "help" Armstrong when he's going to beat him in the ITT anyway. He should have let
Armstrong do ALL the chase work, not substiture for Heras.Quoted message said:
"Keith" <[email hidden]> a écrit dans le message de
"]news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
...he won't be pulling up Lance again only to finish 2nd in Paris. He did it yesterday behind
Mayo and did it again behind Vino today. Can someone explain this strategy to me ?! That stupid
Manolo guy again. -
"Keith" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
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goulot said:
finishing second on each stage could lead to being first in the final GC
(asQuoted message said:
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long as someone different finishes first each time) , that's pretty much what Lance is doing at
the momment by the wayYeah but why "help" Armstrong when he's going to beat him in the ITT anyway. He should have let
Armstrong do ALL the chase work, not substiture for Heras.Pretty simple, really - they're both afraid of Vino. As they should be; he's clearly on the best
form of his life. Bottom line is when it's down to the podium contenders and one of 'em goes, the
others can't afford to sit back and play tactics. Once their teammates are gone and the [censored] has hit
the fan, then it's every man for himself; especially in a Tour they all see as being up for grabs. -
Erik van Leeuwen said:
Rereading you mail I see your point. Yes it was stupid tactics not to let Armstrong do all the
chasing. More stupid tactics today by Aitor Garmendia attacking with 86 kms to go..."Keith" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
Quoted message said:
...he won't be pulling up Lance again only to finish 2nd in Paris. He did it yesterday behind
Mayo and did it again behind Vino today. Can someone explain this strategy to me ?! That stupid
Manolo guy again.I thought Garmendia and Casero might have been trying to disrupt the Jaksche group for Ullrich?
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