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  1. apperantly Armstrong will be toasted today - and not by Ullric πŸ™‚

    at 17km
    1) Basso
    2) Armstrong -0:07
    3) Ulrich -0:17

    Rasmussen ahs his worst day ever - a crash within the first 5km where
    he lost 1:30 to Ullrich - At 17km he had lost 1:58 and a little
    further ahead he had a puncture wich took more than a minute to fix
    and involved 2 bike changes... Guess he might loose 8-10 minuttes in
    the end up outside 5th. GC.

    --
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  2. Morten Reippuert Knudsen said:

    apperantly Armstrong will be toasted today - and not by Ullric πŸ™‚

    at 17km
    1) Basso
    2) Armstrong -0:07
    3) Ulrich -0:17

    Rasmussen ahs his worst day ever - a crash within the first 5km where
    he lost 1:30 to Ullrich - At 17km he had lost 1:58 and a little
    further ahead he had a puncture wich took more than a minute to fix
    and involved 2 bike changes... Guess he might loose 8-10 minuttes in
    the end up outside 5th. GC.

    Basso burned it all up out of the gate. 2nd check he's 00:35 behind Jan.
    Lance usually starts a bit slow then picks it up later.

  3. Morten Reippuert Knudsen said:

    apperantly Armstrong will be toasted today - and not by Ullric πŸ™‚

    Quoted message said:

    at 17km
    1) Basso
    2) Armstrong -0:07
    3) Ulrich -0:17

    Quoted message said:

    Rasmussen ahs his worst day ever - a crash within the first 5km where
    he lost 1:30 to Ullrich - At 17km he had lost 1:58 and a little
    further ahead he had a puncture wich took more than a minute to fix
    and involved 2 bike changes... Guess he might loose 8-10 minuttes in
    the end up outside 5th. GC.

    damm... Basso had a defect between 17 and 35km and and the standings
    at 35km are:

    1- 001 ARMSTRONG (USA, DSC) 00:46:38
    2- 011 ULLRICH (GER, TMO) 00:46:57 19"
    3- 021 BASSO (ITA, CSC) 00:47:31 53"

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  4. On Sat, 23 Jul 2005 17:05:41 +0200, Morten Reippuert

    Knudsen said:

    apperantly Armstrong will be toasted today - and not by Ullric πŸ™‚

    at 17km
    1) Basso
    2) Armstrong -0:07
    3) Ulrich -0:17

    Nope. LA is 46 seconds at the 35 km mark ahead of Basso who is slowing on
    the downhills.

    Quoted message said:

    Rasmussen ahs his worst day ever - a crash within the first 5km where
    he lost 1:30 to Ullrich - At 17km he had lost 1:58 and a little
    further ahead he had a puncture wich took more than a minute to fix
    and involved 2 bike changes... Guess he might loose 8-10 minuttes in
    the end up outside 5th. GC.

    As of now he will _lose_ 5 minutes according to OLN. He's had two crashes a
    couple slowdowns and at least 4 bike changes.

    jj

  5. Morten Reippuert Knudsen said:

    apperantly Armstrong will be toasted today - and not by Ullric πŸ™‚

    Quoted message said:

    at 17km
    1) Basso
    2) Armstrong -0:07
    3) Ulrich -0:17

    Quoted message said:

    Rasmussen ahs his worst day ever - a crash within the first 5km where
    he lost 1:30 to Ullrich - At 17km he had lost 1:58 and a little
    further ahead he had a puncture wich took more than a minute to fix
    and involved 2 bike changes... Guess he might loose 8-10 minuttes in
    the end up outside 5th. GC.

    Aften the first crash and flat involving 2 bikechanges he completly
    folded - crached once again, went off-track and lost almost 8
    minuttes.

    --
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  6. Richard Adams said:

    Basso burned it all up out of the gate. 2nd check he's 00:35 behind Jan.
    Lance usually starts a bit slow then picks it up later.

    Apperantly he slowed down on the to dowhills, no reports on mecancal
    defects... and lost a little on the final flat section because he went
    out too fast.

    --
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  7. Jet said:

    As of now he will _lose_ 5 minutes according to OLN. He's had two crashes a
    couple slowdowns and at least 4 bike changes.

    It was only 2 or 3 bike changes, he must have ridden reasonable fast
    at some parts of the curse. It looks like he spend arround 5 minuttes
    off the bike today.

    1. First crash
    2. Change wheel, the mechanic arrives without the whell, gets it,
    runs back to get it, and then gets the spare bike instead.
    3 Change back to the original bike with a new wheel
    4. Second crash
    5. Rides off curse and almost through the spectators in turn.

    He might have had another bike change between the 4th and the 5th.
    incident. Here is the rough times he lost at each of the incidents.

    1. 1:00
    2. 1:30
    3. 0:30
    4. 0:40
    5. 0:20

    For 5 minuttes of the 7:47 he lost today, he didn't ride his nike.
    Without the accidents it would have been a decent time. However staing
    on the bike is part of the game. He took at least 3. chances he
    shouldn't have taken, in order to fight for his 3rd spot, and secondly
    in order to stay ahead of Mancebo and then Leipheimer/Vinokurov.

    Rasmusssen hasn't been interviewed yet, he is very disapointed and
    wont talk with journalists today.

    --
    Morten Reippuert Knudsen :-) <http://blog.reippuert.dk>

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  8. "Morten Reippuert Knudsen" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    Richard Adams said:

    Basso burned it all up out of the gate. 2nd check he's 00:35 behind Jan.
    Lance usually starts a bit slow then picks it up later.

    Apperantly he slowed down on the to dowhills, no reports on mecancal
    defects... and lost a little on the final flat section because he went
    out too fast.

    --
    Morten Reippuert Knudsen :-) <http://blog.reippuert.dk>

    PowerMac G5: 1.6GHz, 1.25GB RAM, 300+300GB SATA, 8xDVD+/-RW, Bluetooth
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    According to Paul, He lost his bottle....?

  9. Maximillian Leon III said:

    "Morten Reippuert Knudsen" <[email hidden]> wrote in message

    Quoted message said:

    Apperantly he slowed down on the to dowhills, no reports on mecancal
    defects... and lost a little on the final flat section because he went
    out too fast.

    According to Paul, He lost his bottle....?

    Strange neither Riis or Basso said anyting but "he went out too fast"
    in the post race interviews. Perhaps they are trying to hide Basso's
    real iTT streangth and wanst to surprise Ullrich i 2006? ...I don't
    think so.

    --
    Morten Reippuert Knudsen :-) <http://blog.reippuert.dk>

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  10. "Morten Reippuert Knudsen" <[email hidden]> escribiΓ³ en el mensaje
    news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:
    Jet said:

    As of now he will _lose_ 5 minutes according to OLN. He's had two crashes
    a
    couple slowdowns and at least 4 bike changes.

    It was only 2 or 3 bike changes, he must have ridden reasonable fast
    at some parts of the curse. It looks like he spend arround 5 minuttes
    off the bike today.

    1. First crash
    2. Change wheel, the mechanic arrives without the whell, gets it,
    runs back to get it, and then gets the spare bike instead.
    3 Change back to the original bike with a new wheel
    4. Second crash
    5. Rides off curse and almost through the spectators in turn.

    Quoted message said:


    Rasmusssen hasn't been interviewed yet, he is very disapointed and
    wont talk with journalists today.

    Poor guy. I was watching TV supporting him. But I must admit that when the
    second fall I could not avoid laughing. It was absolutely grotesque. The guy
    from Rabobank coming and going with the wheels or new bikes looked like some
    kind of cruel sikekick joke. Definitely unforgettable.

  11. Morten Reippuert Knudsen said:
    Maximillian Leon III said:

    "Morten Reippuert Knudsen" <[email hidden]> wrote in message

    Quoted message said:

    Apperantly he slowed down on the to dowhills, no reports on mecancal
    defects... and lost a little on the final flat section because he went
    out too fast.

    According to Paul, He lost his bottle....?

    Strange neither Riis or Basso said anyting but "he went out too fast"
    in the post race interviews. Perhaps they are trying to hide Basso's
    real iTT streangth and wanst to surprise Ullrich i 2006? ...I don't
    think so.

    1. Go grab as much time as you can before it gets technical.

    2. Take it a bit easier on the technical bits and watch out for parts
    from Rasmussen's bike.

  12. Richard Adams said:

    2. Take it a bit easier on the technical bits and watch out for parts
    from Rasmussen's bike.

    LOL

    and keep you head low... not only is it the right aro position - it
    also provides some cover from flying (off bike) chickens.

    --
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  13. k.papai said:

    "Poor guy. I was watching TV supporting him. But I must admit that
    when the
    second fall I could not avoid laughing. It was absolutely grotesque.
    The guy
    from Rabobank coming and going with the wheels or new bikes looked like
    some
    kind of cruel sikekick joke. Definitely unforgettable.:

    It was a Danse Macabre.
    I had to laugh but felt horribly for RasMusSen.

    That Larry the Stooge mechanic -- didn't he used to work at K-Mart last
    week?
    Or was he an extra in the Marx Bros. or a Jerry Lewis dumbass film?
    Or... was that Jerry Lewis?

    -Ken

    Rasmussen, another great dane, but it shouldn't happen to a dog.

  14. "Poor guy. I was watching TV supporting him. But I must admit that
    when the
    second fall I could not avoid laughing. It was absolutely grotesque.
    The guy
    from Rabobank coming and going with the wheels or new bikes looked like
    some
    kind of cruel sikekick joke. Definitely unforgettable.:

    It was a Danse Macabre.
    I had to laugh but felt horribly for RasMusSen.

    That Larry the Stooge mechanic -- didn't he used to work at K-Mart last
    week?
    Or was he an extra in the Marx Bros. or a Jerry Lewis dumbass film?
    Or... was that Jerry Lewis?

    -Ken

  15. Morten Reippuert Knudsen says...

    Quoted message said:

    apperantly Armstrong will be toasted today - and not by Ullric πŸ™‚

    Have you made a single prediction this month that turned out to be accurate?
    Lemmie see, I think you predicted that Ras would be King of the Mountains. Got
    that right but so did many experts. Other than that, I think you've mostly
    blown a bunch of stinky flatch. Looks like your biases blinded you.

  16. alex said:

    It was absolutely grotesque. The guy
    from Rabobank coming and going with the wheels or new bikes looked like some
    kind of cruel sikekick joke. Definitely unforgettable.

    ex. Rabobank captain Rolf SΓΈrensen wondered who the mechanic was - he has
    been with the team since the beginning, knows every one, but never met
    him. The mechanic also did a lot of work with Rasmussen' rear wheel
    within the last minutte before he was released to ride.

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  17. Mad Dog said:

    Morten Reippuert Knudsen says...

    Quoted message said:

    apperantly Armstrong will be toasted today - and not by Ullric πŸ™‚

    Have you made a single prediction this month that turned out to be accurate?

    Have you?

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  18. Morten Reippuert Knudsen says...

    Quoted message said:

    Mad Dog <[email hidden]> wrote:

    Quoted message said:
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    Morten Reippuert Knudsen says...

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    apperantly Armstrong will be toasted today - and not by Ullric πŸ™‚

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Have you made a single prediction this month that turned out to be accurate?

    Quoted message said:

    Have you?

    Yes indeed! I made the big picture prediction that turned out to be completely
    spot-on.

  19. Mad Dog said:

    Morten Reippuert Knudsen says...

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Mad Dog <[email hidden]> wrote:

    Quoted message said:
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    Morten Reippuert Knudsen says...

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    >apperantly Armstrong will be toasted today - and not by Ullric πŸ™‚

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Have you made a single prediction this month that turned out to be accurate?

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    Have you?

    Quoted message said:

    Yes indeed! I made the big picture prediction that turned out to be completely
    spot-on.

    Message-ID please! I havn't seen a post form you containing that,
    besides i have never questioned the final outcome.

    Regarding Rasmussen and KOM i think i predicted it more than a year
    ago...

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