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It was so bad riders were eating their own vowels on the way up the
final climb...
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Smallest finishing field ever?
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The biggest finishing field was the one where Beloki ended his 2003
Tour.-ilan
sonarrat a écrit :
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It was so bad riders were eating their own vowels on the way up the
final climb... -
Not bad, but it can't match Milan-San Remo 1910: 94 participants, 4
finishers.Benjo
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It was so bad riders were eating their own vowels on the way up the final
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The biggest finishing field was the one where Beloki ended his 2003
Tour.-ilan
I hear he was trying out a prototype tubeless tire made by Teflon. Not
the greatest innovation of our time.
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