Vino makes the TdF exciting .... I think there will be a lot more attacks
next year .... should be really good ....
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Vino makes the TdF exciting .... I think there will be a lot more attacks
next year .... should be really good .... -
Vino makes the TdF exciting .... I think there will be a lot more attacks
next year .... should be really good .... -
Vino makes the TdF exciting .... I think there will be a lot more attacks
next year .... should be really good .... -
Vino makes the TdF exciting .... I think there will be a lot more attacks
next year .... should be really good .... -
Hank Sniadoch said:
Vino makes the TdF exciting .... I think there will be a lot more attacks
next year .... should be really good ....Yes, Vino is some kind of Jalabert+Virenque combo. Makes for an
interesting race but not quite able to go that extra mile and sustain
efforts over three weeks or over two difficult days in the mountains.
Honestly, other than LA, Ullrich and now Basso there aren't too many
who can make that claim ! -
Hank Sniadoch said:
Vino makes the TdF exciting .... I think there will be a lot more attacks
next year .... should be really good ....Yes, Vino is some kind of Jalabert+Virenque combo. Makes for an
interesting race but not quite able to go that extra mile and sustain
efforts over three weeks or over two difficult days in the mountains.
Honestly, other than LA, Ullrich and now Basso there aren't too many
who can make that claim ! -
Hank Sniadoch said:
Vino makes the TdF exciting .... I think there will be a lot more attacks
next year .... should be really good ....Yes, Vino is some kind of Jalabert+Virenque combo. Makes for an
interesting race but not quite able to go that extra mile and sustain
efforts over three weeks or over two difficult days in the mountains.
Honestly, other than LA, Ullrich and now Basso there aren't too many
who can make that claim ! -
Hank Sniadoch said:
Vino makes the TdF exciting .... I think there will be a lot more attacks
next year .... should be really good ....Yes, Vino is some kind of Jalabert+Virenque combo. Makes for an
interesting race but not quite able to go that extra mile and sustain
efforts over three weeks or over two difficult days in the mountains.
Honestly, other than LA, Ullrich and now Basso there aren't too many
who can make that claim ! -
Hank Sniadoch said:
Vino makes the TdF exciting .... I think there will be a lot more attacks
next year .... should be really good ....Yes, Vino is some kind of Jalabert+Virenque combo. Makes for an
interesting race but not quite able to go that extra mile and sustain
efforts over three weeks or over two difficult days in the mountains.
Honestly, other than LA, Ullrich and now Basso there aren't too many
who can make that claim ! -
Hank Sniadoch said:
Vino makes the TdF exciting .... I think there will be a lot more attacks
next year .... should be really good ....Yes, Vino is some kind of Jalabert+Virenque combo. Makes for an
interesting race but not quite able to go that extra mile and sustain
efforts over three weeks or over two difficult days in the mountains.
Honestly, other than LA, Ullrich and now Basso there aren't too many
who can make that claim ! -
Hank Sniadoch said:
Vino makes the TdF exciting .... I think there will be a lot more attacks
next year .... should be really good ....Yes, Vino is some kind of Jalabert+Virenque combo. Makes for an
interesting race but not quite able to go that extra mile and sustain
efforts over three weeks or over two difficult days in the mountains.
Honestly, other than LA, Ullrich and now Basso there aren't too many
who can make that claim ! -
Hank Sniadoch said:
Vino makes the TdF exciting .... I think there will be a lot more attacks
next year .... should be really good ....Yes, Vino is some kind of Jalabert+Virenque combo. Makes for an
interesting race but not quite able to go that extra mile and sustain
efforts over three weeks or over two difficult days in the mountains.
Honestly, other than LA, Ullrich and now Basso there aren't too many
who can make that claim ! -
Keith said:
Yes, Vino is some kind of Jalabert+Virenque combo. Makes for an
interesting race but not quite able to go that extra mile and sustain
efforts over three weeks or over two difficult days in the mountains.
Honestly, other than LA, Ullrich and now Basso there aren't too many
who can make that claim !just for comparison- in 2003 vinokourov finished 4:14 behind lance. this
year basso finished 4:40 behind lance. however, i will give you that
he's getting "old" and may be on the down side of his career.and just for fun/curiosity i made up a list of his major wins in the
last 3 years. he's quite a good bike racer, imo-
liege bastogne liege
amstel gold
tour de suisse
paris nice
kazakh rr championship
3 stages tdf
1 stage tds
1 stage dauphine libere
combativity competition tdf
points competition tds
a 3rd overall tdf and a 3rd in the world tt championships
from http://www.trap-friis.dk/cykling/kazakhstan.Vinokourov.htmhh
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Keith said:
Yes, Vino is some kind of Jalabert+Virenque combo. Makes for an
interesting race but not quite able to go that extra mile and sustain
efforts over three weeks or over two difficult days in the mountains.
Honestly, other than LA, Ullrich and now Basso there aren't too many
who can make that claim !just for comparison- in 2003 vinokourov finished 4:14 behind lance. this
year basso finished 4:40 behind lance. however, i will give you that
he's getting "old" and may be on the down side of his career.and just for fun/curiosity i made up a list of his major wins in the
last 3 years. he's quite a good bike racer, imo-
liege bastogne liege
amstel gold
tour de suisse
paris nice
kazakh rr championship
3 stages tdf
1 stage tds
1 stage dauphine libere
combativity competition tdf
points competition tds
a 3rd overall tdf and a 3rd in the world tt championships
from http://www.trap-friis.dk/cykling/kazakhstan.Vinokourov.htmhh
-
Keith said:
Yes, Vino is some kind of Jalabert+Virenque combo. Makes for an
interesting race but not quite able to go that extra mile and sustain
efforts over three weeks or over two difficult days in the mountains.
Honestly, other than LA, Ullrich and now Basso there aren't too many
who can make that claim !just for comparison- in 2003 vinokourov finished 4:14 behind lance. this
year basso finished 4:40 behind lance. however, i will give you that
he's getting "old" and may be on the down side of his career.and just for fun/curiosity i made up a list of his major wins in the
last 3 years. he's quite a good bike racer, imo-
liege bastogne liege
amstel gold
tour de suisse
paris nice
kazakh rr championship
3 stages tdf
1 stage tds
1 stage dauphine libere
combativity competition tdf
points competition tds
a 3rd overall tdf and a 3rd in the world tt championships
from http://www.trap-friis.dk/cykling/kazakhstan.Vinokourov.htmhh
-
Keith said:
Yes, Vino is some kind of Jalabert+Virenque combo. Makes for an
interesting race but not quite able to go that extra mile and sustain
efforts over three weeks or over two difficult days in the mountains.
Honestly, other than LA, Ullrich and now Basso there aren't too many
who can make that claim !just for comparison- in 2003 vinokourov finished 4:14 behind lance. this
year basso finished 4:40 behind lance. however, i will give you that
he's getting "old" and may be on the down side of his career.and just for fun/curiosity i made up a list of his major wins in the
last 3 years. he's quite a good bike racer, imo-
liege bastogne liege
amstel gold
tour de suisse
paris nice
kazakh rr championship
3 stages tdf
1 stage tds
1 stage dauphine libere
combativity competition tdf
points competition tds
a 3rd overall tdf and a 3rd in the world tt championships
from http://www.trap-friis.dk/cykling/kazakhstan.Vinokourov.htmhh
-
Keith said:
Yes, Vino is some kind of Jalabert+Virenque combo. Makes for an
interesting race but not quite able to go that extra mile and sustain
efforts over three weeks or over two difficult days in the mountains.
Honestly, other than LA, Ullrich and now Basso there aren't too many
who can make that claim !just for comparison- in 2003 vinokourov finished 4:14 behind lance. this
year basso finished 4:40 behind lance. however, i will give you that
he's getting "old" and may be on the down side of his career.and just for fun/curiosity i made up a list of his major wins in the
last 3 years. he's quite a good bike racer, imo-
liege bastogne liege
amstel gold
tour de suisse
paris nice
kazakh rr championship
3 stages tdf
1 stage tds
1 stage dauphine libere
combativity competition tdf
points competition tds
a 3rd overall tdf and a 3rd in the world tt championships
from http://www.trap-friis.dk/cykling/kazakhstan.Vinokourov.htmhh
-
Keith said:
Yes, Vino is some kind of Jalabert+Virenque combo. Makes for an
interesting race but not quite able to go that extra mile and sustain
efforts over three weeks or over two difficult days in the mountains.
Honestly, other than LA, Ullrich and now Basso there aren't too many
who can make that claim !just for comparison- in 2003 vinokourov finished 4:14 behind lance. this
year basso finished 4:40 behind lance. however, i will give you that
he's getting "old" and may be on the down side of his career.and just for fun/curiosity i made up a list of his major wins in the
last 3 years. he's quite a good bike racer, imo-
liege bastogne liege
amstel gold
tour de suisse
paris nice
kazakh rr championship
3 stages tdf
1 stage tds
1 stage dauphine libere
combativity competition tdf
points competition tds
a 3rd overall tdf and a 3rd in the world tt championships
from http://www.trap-friis.dk/cykling/kazakhstan.Vinokourov.htmhh
-
Keith said:
Yes, Vino is some kind of Jalabert+Virenque combo. Makes for an
interesting race but not quite able to go that extra mile and sustain
efforts over three weeks or over two difficult days in the mountains.
Honestly, other than LA, Ullrich and now Basso there aren't too many
who can make that claim !just for comparison- in 2003 vinokourov finished 4:14 behind lance. this
year basso finished 4:40 behind lance. however, i will give you that
he's getting "old" and may be on the down side of his career.and just for fun/curiosity i made up a list of his major wins in the
last 3 years. he's quite a good bike racer, imo-
liege bastogne liege
amstel gold
tour de suisse
paris nice
kazakh rr championship
3 stages tdf
1 stage tds
1 stage dauphine libere
combativity competition tdf
points competition tds
a 3rd overall tdf and a 3rd in the world tt championships
from http://www.trap-friis.dk/cykling/kazakhstan.Vinokourov.htmhh
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