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  1. Fabio Sacchi extending a hand to Piils before their sprint finish.

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  2. That [censored] was hot.

    "David N. Welton" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

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    Fabio Sacchi extending a hand to Piils before their sprint finish.

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  3. Quoted post said:

    Originally posted by David N. Welton
    Fabio Sacchi extending a hand to Piils before their sprint finish.

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    That was classy, but I would have preferred to see them split up on opposite sides of the road and have a 1kM dash to the line without any positioning tactics... that would have been a righteous finish.

  4. DiabloScott said:


    David N. Welton said:

    Fabio Sacchi extending a hand to Piils before their sprint finish.
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    That was classy, but I would have preferred to see them split up on opposite sides of the road
    and have a 1kM dash to the line without any positioning tactics... that would have been a
    righteous finish.

    Piils gave him the advantage. You can't get any more sporting than that. If you can't beat your
    leadout man, forget about it.

  5. "David Ryan" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

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    DiabloScott said:


    David N. Welton said:

    Fabio Sacchi extending a hand to Piils before their sprint finish.
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    Quoted message said:
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    eesoftware/[/url] Apache Tcl: tcl.apache.orgtcl.apache.org"]tcl.apache.orgtcl.apache.org

    That was classy, but I would have preferred to see them split up on opposite sides of the road
    and have a 1kM dash to the line without any positioning tactics... that would have been a
    righteous finish.

    Piils gave him the advantage. You can't get any more sporting than that. If you can't beat your
    leadout man, forget about it.

    Piil used to be a trackie and understands match sprint tactics. Top that off with him being faster
    and Sacchi had almost no chance.

  6. Kurgan Gringioni said:
    David Ryan said:

    Piils gave him the advantage. You can't get any more sporting than that. If you can't beat your
    leadout man, forget about it.

    Leadout schmeadout. He was riding in front, but not doing much of a leadout.

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    Piil used to be a trackie and understands match sprint tactics. Top that off with him being faster
    and Sacchi had almost no chance.

    Sacchi is probably faster 9/10 , but Piil was stronger at this point.

  7. "David Ryan" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

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    DiabloScott said:


    David N. Welton said:

    Fabio Sacchi extending a hand to Piils before their sprint finish.
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    dedasys.comdavidw"]dedasys.comdavidw Free Software:


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    eesoftware/[/url] Apache Tcl: tcl.apache.orgtcl.apache.org"]tcl.apache.orgtcl.apache.org

    That was classy, but I would have preferred to see them split up on opposite sides of the road
    and have a 1kM dash to the line without any positioning tactics... that would have been a
    righteous finish.

    Piils gave him the advantage. You can't get any more sporting than that.

    If Pills is so sporting that he is giving his adversaries the advantage, his manager should fire him
    immediately.

    Benjo Maso

  8. "Kurgan Gringioni" <[email hidden]> wrote in
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    "David Ryan" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

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    DiabloScott said:

    That was classy, but I would have preferred to see them split up on opposite sides of the road
    and have a 1kM dash to the line without any positioning tactics... that would have been a
    righteous finish.

    Piils gave him the advantage. You can't get any more sporting than that. If you can't beat your
    leadout man, forget about it.

    Piil used to be a trackie and understands match sprint tactics. Top that off with him being faster
    and Sacchi had almost no chance.

    Could have been a different story if the finish had been on cobblestones:

    cyclingnews.comphotos

    NS

  9. Ewoud Dronkert said:

    Sacchi is probably faster 9/10 , but Piil was stronger at this point.

    No way, Piil will win in that situation 9 times out of 10. In the last he will loose because his
    shoe will slip the pedal.

    Poul Erik

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  10. Nev Shea said:


    Could have been a different story if the finish had been on cobblestones:

    cyclingnews.comphotos

    Ohh, that's embarrassing...about as embarrassing as Haselbacher's short-ripping crash at the end of
    stage 3 :-)

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  11. benjo maso said:


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    David N. Welton wrote:
    > Fabio Sacchi extending a hand to Piils before their sprint finish.
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    > dedasys.comdavidw"]dedasys.comdavidw Free Software:


    http://www.dedasys.com/fr-" rel="ugc nofollow noopener">dedasys.comfr

    Quoted message said:
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    > eesoftware/[/url] Apache Tcl: tcl.apache.orgtcl.apache.org"]tcl.apache.orgtcl.apache.org

    That was classy, but I would have preferred to see them split up on opposite sides of the road
    and have a 1kM dash to the line without any positioning tactics... that would have been a
    righteous finish.

    Piils gave him the advantage. You can't get any more sporting than that.

    If Pills is so sporting that he is giving his adversaries the advantage, his manager should fire
    him immediately.

    Benjo Maso

    With 45 seconds to spare for the next man, you gotta get it going. If you know he's
    overmatched, why not?

  12. Ewoud Dronkert wrote in message ...

    Quoted message said:
    Poul Erik said:

    No way, Piil will win in that situation 9 times out of 10.

    I guess you're right, Sacchi himself on CN about Piil: "I knew he was a better sprinter than I."

    Why did the OLN commentators both pick Sacchi and why did they agree that he was the
    better sprinter?

  13. In article <[email hidden]>, Edward Waffle

    Quoted message said:

    Ewoud Dronkert wrote in message ...

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    Poul Erik said:

    No way, Piil will win in that situation 9 times out of 10.

    I guess you're right, Sacchi himself on CN about Piil: "I knew he was a better sprinter than I."

    Why did the OLN commentators both pick Sacchi and why did they agree that he was the better
    sprinter?

    Phil said he met the guy and liked him. That's enough.

    -WG

  14. Edward Waffle said:


    Ewoud Dronkert wrote in message ...

    Quoted message said:
    Poul Erik said:

    No way, Piil will win in that situation 9 times out of 10.

    I guess you're right, Sacchi himself on CN about Piil: "I knew he was a better sprinter than I."

    Why did the OLN commentators both pick Sacchi and why did they agree that he was the better
    sprinter?

    They didn't know better. Piil make the same in Paris Tours.

    Poul Erik

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