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  1. Anyone else notice that Heras has been going really well up to now? For
    him he's done a brilliant TT and his team has kept his early loses to a
    minimum. Saiz is handling this team with a great deal more quiet
    competence than Once.

    Beloki is supposedly way overweight and no one knows how he's going to
    fare. I read an interview with him and he displayed a great deal more
    intelligence than I would have thought. If he can get his confidence
    back I bet that we're going to see some good things from this guy who
    just might win the Vuelta this year.

    Mayo was crushed the last two years and his confidence was marginal to
    begin with. The fact that he's a great climber gave him and his team
    visions of grandure that probably crippled his chances of making some
    really great rides in the mountains for stage wins. Instead he wanted
    to sit conservatively on Lance's wheel and go for a good GC.

    Screw good GC. If you aren't likely to beat Lance you're just another
    Tour loser. Go for a win instead!

  2. Tom Kunich said:

    Anyone else notice that Heras has been going really well up to now? For
    him he's done a brilliant TT and his team has kept his early loses to a
    minimum. Saiz is handling this team with a great deal more quiet
    competence than Once.

    Dumbass -

    You've got your head up your ass.

    Check out ONCE's results in 1995. Saiz's team this year doesn't hold a
    candle to that one.

    thanks,

    K. Gringioni.

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