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sudden TT improvements.

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  1. Quoted message said:

    although i have not looked at elevation profiles of these TT stages, it seems 'odd' to me that
    riders like virenque and pantani suddenly improve to within only 2-3 minutes of excellent time
    trialists. two examples, stage 20 of the 1997 TDF, results below:

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    20ème étape samedi 26 juillet DISNEYLAND-PARIS contre-la-montre / timetrial 62km 1 OLANO Abraham
    151 en 1h15'57" 2 ULLRICH Jan 008 a 00'45" 3 GAUMONT Philippe 064 a 01'12" 4 JULICH Bobby066 a
    02'24" 5 DEKKER Erik 124 a 02'39" 6 MOREAU Christophe 017 a 02'56" 7 BROCHARD Laurent 013 a 03'10"
    8 DUFAUX Laurent 014 a 03'11" 9 VIRENQUE Richard 011 a 03'32" 10 KASPUTIS Arturas 137 a 03'48"

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    in a 62KM TT, are you telling me that dickie virenque is within 2:47 of a young ullrich and within
    3:32 of Olano, a world TT champion ? juding by this TT being held at the end of the race, it had
    to have been pretty damn flat. regardless, a 48.5 k/hr clip for virenque ?

    Sudden improvements are generally due to doping. The reason I am not worried about this years TDF is
    that if either Ullrich or Virenque beats out Lance, the results will be disqualified once the doping
    is discovered, and Lance will be awarded the title.

    -Ken

    Quoted message said:

    shawn

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    although i have not looked at elevation profiles of these TT stages, it seems 'odd' to me that
    riders like virenque and pantani suddenly improve


    to

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    within only 2-3 minutes of excellent time trialists. two examples,


    stage 20

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    of the 1997 TDF, results below:

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    20ème étape samedi 26 juillet DISNEYLAND-PARIS contre-la-montre /


    timetrial

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    62km 1 OLANO Abraham 151 en 1h15'57" 2 ULLRICH Jan 008 a 00'45" 3 GAUMONT Philippe 064 a 01'12"
    4 JULICH Bobby066 a 02'24" 5 DEKKER Erik 124 a 02'39" 6 MOREAU Christophe 017 a 02'56" 7
    BROCHARD Laurent 013 a 03'10" 8 DUFAUX Laurent 014 a 03'11" 9 VIRENQUE Richard 011 a 03'32" 10
    KASPUTIS Arturas 137 a 03'48"

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    in a 62KM TT, are you telling me that dickie virenque is within 2:47 of


    a

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    young ullrich and within 3:32 of Olano, a world TT champion ? juding by this TT being held at
    the end of the race, it had to have been pretty


    damn

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    flat. regardless, a 48.5 k/hr clip for virenque ?

    Sudden improvements are generally due to doping. The reason I am not worried about this years TDF
    is that if either Ullrich or Virenque beats out Lance, the results will be disqualified once the
    doping is discovered, and Lance will be awarded the title.

    -Ken

    Quoted message said:

    shawn

    LOL.

    "Trolling for Dummies".

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