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  1. 5) Frenchman back in yellow (Last time for this race) ;
    6) Pettachi abandons (What a surprise);
    7) Simoni off the back (Can talk the talk but...);
    8) Tyler finishes with front chase pack (Can you spell gutty?);
    9) Posties NY Yankees of TDF Teams (3 riders controlling chase group and protecting Armstrong in the
    cols after team dominates TTT).

    -dt

  2. "Doug Taylor" <[email hidden]> wrote...

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    5) Frenchman back in yellow (Last time for this race) ;
    4) Pettachi abandons (What a surprise);
    3) Simoni off the back (Can talk the talk but...);
    2) Tyler finishes with front chase pack (Can you spell gutty?);
    1) Posties NY Yankees of TDF Teams (3 riders controlling chase group and protecting Armstrong in
    the cols after team dominates TTT).

    Also, Ullrich and Mayo hang right in there and as mentioned so often in the past, Botero's brief
    time of fame at the Tour is History.

    Tyler is nothing short of amazing.

    Kudos to Dickie V. Big time.

    -Ken

  3. Ken Papai said:

    Also, Ullrich and Mayo hang right in there and as mentioned so often in the past, Botero's brief
    time of fame at the Tour is History.

    I predict Botero will win a stage. Isn't it the way he works? If he could figure out how to be
    consistent, he'd be a contender.

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