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  1. Does anyone know why Cipollini failed to start? He didn't do too well
    in the first 5 stages, and punctured in the 5th, but I haven't read
    anything about crashes, injuries or hills.

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    Danny Colyer (the UK company has been laughed out of my reply address)
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  2. Danny Colyer said:

    Does anyone know why Cipollini failed to start? He didn't do too well
    in the first 5 stages, and punctured in the 5th, but I haven't read
    anything about crashes, injuries or hills.

    He can't stand the constant drizzle?

  3. Danny Colyer said:

    Does anyone know why Cipollini failed to start? He didn't do too well
    in the first 5 stages, and punctured in the 5th, but I haven't read
    anything about crashes, injuries or hills.

    Mario Cipollini (Domina Vacanze) was also a victim of a crash, his
    problems stemming from the fall he had during the third stage to
    Wasquehal. There he crashed on his left side and opened up a cut in
    his left leg that hadn't healed from the Giro. It has become infected,
    he has a light fever and is in a lot of pain, which was why he was in
    trouble during stage 5. Cipollini decided that he didn't want to risk
    his condition and has left the race.

    Regards!
    Stephen

  4. Steve McGinty said:

    Cipollini decided that he didn't want to risk
    his condition and has left the race.

    Thanks. I hadn't been able to find any of that information.

    (Mind you, Simonb's drizzle explanation is quite plausible as well).

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    Danny Colyer (the UK company has been laughed out of my reply address)
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  5. Steve McGinty said:

    Mario Cipollini (Domina Vacanze) was also a victim of a crash, his
    problems stemming from the fall he had during the third stage to
    Wasquehal. There he crashed on his left side and opened up a cut in
    his left leg that hadn't healed from the Giro. It has become infected,
    he has a light fever and is in a lot of pain, which was why he was in
    trouble during stage 5. Cipollini decided that he didn't want to risk
    his condition and has left the race.

    What condition? He wasn't exactly scorching the tarmac.

  6. In news:[email hidden],
    Danny Colyer <[email hidden]> typed:

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    Steve McGinty said:

    Cipollini decided that he didn't want to risk
    his condition and has left the race.

    Thanks. I hadn't been able to find any of that information.

    (Mind you, Simonb's drizzle explanation is quite plausible as well).

    'twas in the sport section of today's Guardian. not that that means you
    should have read it, just that there was some media interest.

    A

  7. Danny Colyer said:

    (Mind you, Simonb's drizzle explanation is quite plausible as well).

    Indeed. We already know that he always carries a note from his Mum wot sez
    "Please excuse Mario from the race today, as he is allergic to mountains".

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