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  1. trg said:

    Armstrong just told the motorcycle cameraman that he thinks Merckx will win
    today.

    Apperantly he (or his dad) made a deal with Armstrong, well merckx was
    a good bet - however Serano realyy deserved the win. He has dragged
    Zuelle, Jalabert, Olano, Beloki and Heras for years.

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  2. Morten Reippuert Knudsen said:

    M.Rasmussen made a huge error: He didn't manage to position himself at
    Basso's, Ulrich's or Armstrong's wheel before the action started. His
    abilty to jump when Basso accelerated was simply blocked by Vinukurov,
    Leipheimer and Mazzoleni. Evans snd Ulrich wasn't blocked and managed
    to jump.

    Rasmussen had ample time and opportunity to make up for lost ground, but
    he didn't, the gap grew continually.

    Ullrich is with double l.

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  3. Ewoud Dronkert said:
    Quoted message said:

    M.Rasmussen made a huge error: He didn't manage to position himself at
    Basso's, Ulrich's or Armstrong's wheel before the action started. His
    abilty to jump when Basso accelerated was simply blocked by Vinukurov,
    Leipheimer and Mazzoleni. Evans snd Ulrich wasn't blocked and managed
    to jump.

    Quoted message said:

    Rasmussen had ample time and opportunity to make up for lost ground, but
    he didn't, the gap grew continually.

    The position did disable him, the gap was made very quickly. He shure
    would have had a better chance of keeping up with Ulrich, if he had
    gotten on to his wheel right away. Ulrich struggled during the whole
    climb as well.

    Quoted message said:

    Ullrich is with double l.

    ??

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  4. Bob Schwartz said:
    Quoted message said:

    It wasn't Pantani, it was Jalabert.

    Quoted message said:

    JaJa attacked 200km back. Pantani attacked on the final climb.

    ok, its one of the few stages i didn't see live that year - I remember
    listning to a radio broadcast, because i was at work. Wasn't it the day
    Jalabart (wore virtual yello), Mauri and a third Once rider was in a
    brakeaway all day? I don't remember Pantani at all, only that Riis's and
    Indurain's teams had to work hard all day to limmit their loss to
    Jalabert.
    It was a briliant tactital move from Manolo Saiz, since especially Riis,
    and to a lesser degree Indurain, had to work hard all day to defend
    themseves from Jalabert, while Züelle who where in 2nd place didn't
    have to work or defend himself from Riis's attacks.

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  5. Morten Reippuert Knudsen said:
    Bob Schwartz said:
    Quoted message said:

    It wasn't Pantani, it was Jalabert.

    Quoted message said:

    JaJa attacked 200km back. Pantani attacked on the final climb.

    ok, its one of the few stages i didn't see live that year - I remember
    listning to a radio broadcast, because i was at work. Wasn't it the day
    Jalabart (wore virtual yello), Mauri and a third Once rider was in a
    brakeaway all day? I don't remember Pantani at all, only that Riis's and
    Indurain's teams had to work hard all day to limmit their loss to
    Jalabert.
    It was a briliant tactital move from Manolo Saiz, since especially Riis,
    and to a lesser degree Indurain, had to work hard all day to defend
    themseves from Jalabert, while Züelle who where in 2nd place didn't
    have to work or defend himself from Riis's attacks.

    Dumbass -

    That day was interestng because Banesto cracked, Jalabert was in
    virtual yellow and the Banesto DS had to buy help from a couple other
    teams to keep the race in control. One of the best days ever in the
    90's if only because it was one of the few times Indurain was
    threatened.

    thanks,

    K. Gringioni.

  6. Morten Reippuert Knudsen said:
    Quoted message said:

    Ullrich is with double l.

    ??

    I mentioned that because you always write it one l: Ulrich.

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  7. Ewoud Dronkert said:
    Morten Reippuert Knudsen said:
    Quoted message said:

    Ullrich is with double l.

    ??

    Quoted message said:

    I mentioned that because you always write it one l: Ulrich.

    I alwasy write "J.Ulrich" - or at least i intend to...

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  8. Morten Reippuert Knudsen said:
    Quoted message said:

    Rasmussen had ample time and opportunity to make up for lost ground, but
    he didn't, the gap grew continually.

    Quoted message said:

    The position did disable him, the gap was made very quickly. He shure
    would have had a better chance of keeping up with Ulrich, if he had
    gotten on to his wheel right away. Ulrich struggled during the whole
    climb as well.

    Here is a screendump of the situation just before Basso made his move:

    <http://g5.reippuert.dk/files/slipping.jpg>

    Shortly after Mancebo blockes his way as well. When Basso accelerates
    Popovitch swings out, but Hincapie stays in the line for a while and
    blocks the riders behinds him as well. Weather it's intentionally or
    not i don't know, but it's a pretty smart thing to do - I guess it's
    experiance from the springclassics.
    To me it seems like Rasmussens lacks experience in roadracing and
    rideing these kind of finals - He's an ex MTB rider and he usually
    sits way back (trying to loose time), or in a brakeaway when the
    peloton hits climbs this difficult on such a narrow road. Positioning
    yourself is somthing you lern riding the northern races in march,
    april and may. A guy like Evans has lerned this from the belgian
    riders at Mapai/Quickstep and now Davitamon-Lotto.

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  9. Morten Reippuert Knudsen said:


    To me it seems like Rasmussens lacks experience in roadracing and
    rideing these kind of finals - He's an ex MTB rider and he usually

    If you go to Foxsports and click on the TDF "photos," you'll see a pic
    of Rasmussen in all his spotted glory - his helmet, shorts & top of
    course, but now he has spotted gloves and spotted sunglass frames.
    LOL. It's like he's all-over measles.

    N.

  10. Kurgan Gringioni said:

    Morten Reippuert Knudsen wrote:

    Quoted message said:

    That day was interestng because Banesto cracked, Jalabert was in
    virtual yellow and the Banesto DS had to buy help from a couple other
    teams to keep the race in control.

    I remember that story: an italian team who rode Pinarello's as well as
    Bernesto :-)

    Quoted message said:

    One of the best days ever in the 90's if only because it was one of
    the few times Indurain was threatened.

    Yep, 95 was a very interesting year:

    The first TT where Riis almost beat Indurain, but didn't because his
    director sportif forgot to tell him that he had a small lead on him
    with 3-4km to go.

    Once's agressive riding - Riis constantly trying to catch Jalabert and
    drop Züelle.
    The funny thing was that Indurain didn't fear Züelle, who was 2nd. after
    a longdistance brakeaway on the first mountain stage. The threats
    came from the riders in 3rd, and 4th. GC: Riis and Jalabert.

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  11. Morten Reippuert Knudsen said:

    I alwasy write "J.Ulrich" - or at least i intend to...

    IT HAS 2 L's! ULLRICH!

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  12. Ewoud Dronkert said:
    Morten Reippuert Knudsen said:

    I alwasy write "J.Ulrich" - or at least i intend to...

    IT HAS 2 L's! ULLRICH!

    In addition to well-known TdF peloton celebrity sons S. Hinault
    and A. Merckx, it's a little known fact that Jan is actually
    the son of Lars Ulrich, the famous Metalica drummer and
    Napster-hater.

  13. Ewoud Dronkert said:
    Morten Reippuert Knudsen said:

    I alwasy write "J.Ulrich" - or at least i intend to...

    Quoted message said:

    IT HAS 2 L's! ULLRICH!

    aha...
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  14. Quoted message said:

    it's a little known fact that Jan is actually
    the son of Lars Ulrich, the famous Metalica drummer and
    Napster-hater.

    who's son of a former Wimbledon finalist.

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  15. In article
    <[email hidden]>,

    Quoted post said:
    Ewoud Dronkert said:
    Morten Reippuert Knudsen said:

    I alwasy write "J.Ulrich" - or at least i intend to...

    IT HAS 2 L's! ULLRICH!

    In addition to well-known TdF peloton celebrity sons S. Hinault
    and A. Merckx, it's a little known fact that Jan is actually
    the son of Lars Ulrich, the famous Metalica drummer and
    Napster-hater.

    Metallica

    --
    Michael Press

  16. Quoted post said:


    Ewoud Dronkert said:
    Morten Reippuert Knudsen said:

    I alwasy write "J.Ulrich" - or at least i intend to...

    IT HAS 2 L's! ULLRICH!

    In addition to well-known TdF peloton celebrity sons S. Hinault
    and A. Merckx, it's a little known fact that Jan is actually
    the son of Lars Ulrich, the famous Metalica drummer and
    Napster-hater.

    Dumbass,

    Knit this to Kevin Bacon, and I won't call you "dumbass" for 1 day.

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Six_Degrees_of_Kevin_Bacon

  17. gwhite said:

    "[email hidden]" wrote:

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    In addition to well-known TdF peloton celebrity sons S. Hinault
    and A. Merckx, it's a little known fact that Jan is actually
    the son of Lars Ulrich, the famous Metalica drummer and
    Napster-hater.

    Dumbass,

    Knit this to Kevin Bacon, and I won't call you "dumbass" for 1 day.

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Six_Degrees_of_Kevin_Bacon

    Jan Ullrich > Lars Ulrich > Metallica > Spinal Tap >
    Christopher Guest > Kevin Bacon

    (Both Guest and Bacon were in "A Few Good Men."😉
    Too easy, only needed five degrees of separation for that one.

    There are automated Bacon linkers (as opposed to sausage linkers?)
    on the web, but I didn't use one.

  18. Michael Press wrote:

    Morten Reippuert Knudsen said:
    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    > I alwasy write "J.Ulrich" - or at least i intend to...

    IT HAS 2 L's! ULLRICH!

    In addition to well-known TdF peloton celebrity sons S. Hinault
    and A. Merckx, it's a little known fact that Jan is actually
    the son of Lars Ulrich, the famous Metalica drummer and
    Napster-hater.

    Metallica

    Verily, I am a fisher of men.

    Ben

    p.s. It has two L's, you don't say?

  19. Quoted post said:


    gwhite said:

    "[email hidden]" wrote:

    Quoted message said:
    Quoted message said:

    In addition to well-known TdF peloton celebrity sons S. Hinault
    and A. Merckx, it's a little known fact that Jan is actually
    the son of Lars Ulrich, the famous Metalica drummer and
    Napster-hater.

    Dumbass,

    Knit this to Kevin Bacon, and I won't call you "dumbass" for 1 day.

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Six_Degrees_of_Kevin_Bacon

    Jan Ullrich > Lars Ulrich > Metallica > Spinal Tap >
    Christopher Guest > Kevin Bacon

    (Both Guest and Bacon were in "A Few Good Men."😉
    Too easy, only needed five degrees of separation for that one.

    There are automated Bacon linkers (as opposed to sausage linkers?)
    on the web, but I didn't use one.

    Genus,

    Nice.

  20. gwhite said:
    Quoted post said:


    Ewoud Dronkert said:

    On Thu, 21 Jul 2005 23:09:55 +0200, Morten Reippuert Knudsen wrote:
    > I alwasy write "J.Ulrich" - or at least i intend to...

    IT HAS 2 L's! ULLRICH!

    In addition to well-known TdF peloton celebrity sons S. Hinault
    and A. Merckx, it's a little known fact that Jan is actually
    the son of Lars Ulrich, the famous Metalica drummer and
    Napster-hater.

    Dumbass,

    Knit this to Kevin Bacon, and I won't call you "dumbass" for 1 day.

    http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Six_Degrees_of_Kevin_Bacon

    The Oracle says: lars ulrich has a Bacon number of 3.

    Lars Ulrich was in Metallimania (1997) with Madonna
    Madonna was in Next Best Thing, The (2000) with Benjamin Bratt
    Benjamin Bratt was in Woodsman, The (2004) with Kevin Bacon

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