Tyler Hamilton Gold
Viacheslav Ekimov Silver
Bobby Jullich Bronz
YAHOOOOOOO. And if you count the fact that Ekimov has been adopted by
San Francisco bay area cyclists it is an ALL AMERICAN PODIUM.
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In article <[email hidden]>, Tom
Kunich said:
Tyler Hamilton Gold
Viacheslav Ekimov Silver
Bobby Jullich BronzYAHOOOOOOO. And if you count the fact that Ekimov has been adopted by
San Francisco bay area cyclists it is an ALL AMERICAN PODIUM.All Posties or former Posties.
-WG
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All Posties or former Posties.
mmmm, that sweet Postis-juice....
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"warren" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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In article <[email hidden]>, Tom
Kunich said:
Tyler Hamilton Gold
Viacheslav Ekimov Silver
Bobby Jullich BronzYAHOOOOOOO. And if you count the fact that Ekimov has been adopted by
San Francisco bay area cyclists it is an ALL AMERICAN PODIUM.All Posties or former Posties.
Except Julich. -
"Tom Kunich" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
Tyler Hamilton Gold
Viacheslav Ekimov Silver
Bobby Jullich BronzYAHOOOOOOO. And if you count the fact that Ekimov has been adopted by
San Francisco bay area cyclists it is an ALL AMERICAN PODIUM.U.S. Cycling Captures Three Gold Medals
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Sierraman said:
"Tom Kunich" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
Tyler Hamilton Gold
Viacheslav Ekimov Silver
Bobby Jullich BronzYAHOOOOOOO. And if you count the fact that Ekimov has been adopted by
San Francisco bay area cyclists it is an ALL AMERICAN PODIUM.Quoted message said:
U.S. Cycling Captures Three Gold Medals
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He didn't really say 'six Tour de Frances' did he?
Bob Schwartz
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"Sierraman" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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"Tom Kunich" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Tyler Hamilton Gold
Viacheslav Ekimov Silver
Bobby Jullich BronzYAHOOOOOOO. And if you count the fact that Ekimov has been adopted by
San Francisco bay area cyclists it is an ALL AMERICAN PODIUM.U.S. Cycling Captures Three Gold Medals
Man Imprisoned In Fridge Eats Own Foot. -
Tom Kunich said:
Tyler Hamilton Gold
Viacheslav Ekimov Silver
Bobby Jullich BronzWow, I'm very satisfied with this result, and I'm not even American!!
Both Hamilton and Jullich are both strong cyclists with bad luck and truely
in my mind deserve the recognition that winning these medals will bring.As for Eki, I just like to see someone who is older than I am performing at
such a high level! Think of all the other cyclists, in the prime of their
youth, whose butt he just kicked!! -
Jeff Jones said:
Man Imprisoned In Fridge Eats Own Foot.
That's not funny 😉
http://www.sky.com/skynews/article/0,,30000-13193990,00.html -
"Ewoud Dronkert" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Jeff Jones said:
Man Imprisoned In Fridge Eats Own Foot.
That's not funny 😉
http://www.sky.com/skynews/article/0,,30000-13193990,00.htmlJust continuing the trend of inaccurate headlines :-) I think that was from
Flying High II or something.Jeff
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"Sierraman" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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"Tom Kunich" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Tyler Hamilton Gold
Viacheslav Ekimov Silver
Bobby Jullich BronzYAHOOOOOOO. And if you count the fact that Ekimov has been adopted by
San Francisco bay area cyclists it is an ALL AMERICAN PODIUM.U.S. Cycling Captures Three Gold Medals
Man Imprisoned In Fridge Eats Own Foot.Hey, that is pretty good! That's a heads up, and gets everyone scrambling!
Wish it was true. I didn't type those words so I don't know how Gold got in
there, strangest thing, when I pasted the exact title, the word gold jumped
in there somehow. Maybe I wanted it to be true so bad that it just
materialized!Too bad it isn't so!
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Dominic Richens said:
As for Eki, I just like to see someone who is older than I am performing at
such a high level! Think of all the other cyclists, in the prime of their
youth, whose butt he just kicked!!Like Ullrich. I think this is the beginning of the end for him. He's no
longer T-Mobile's main grand tour rider, and you would think Vino would
be the other guy if they wanted to enter the Tour with multiple threats.
They are obligated to do all three grand tours so my guess is that Jan
will be exiled to the Giro.Ekimov is something else. His first medal in the Olympics was a Gold in
the Team Pursuit in 1988. Just to give everyone a sense of the era, here
are the cycling results from those games.Team Pursuit
1. Soviet Union (Vyacheslav Ekimov, Arturas Kasputis, Dmitri Nelubin, Gintautas Umarus)
2. East Germany (Steffen Blochwitz, Roland Hennig, Dirk Meier, Carsten Wolf)
3. Australia (Brett Dutton, Wayne McCarney, Stephen McGlede, Dean Woods)
United States (Bobby Lettieri, Michael McCarthy, Leonard Nitz, Carl Sundquist), eliminated in qualifying roundMen's RR
1. Olaf Ludwig, GDR
2. Bernd Grone, FRG
3. Christian Henn, FRG
4. Robert Mionske, USA
65. Scott McKinley, USA
69. Craig Schommer, USA100K TTT
1. East Germany (Uwe Ampler, Mario Kummer, Maik Landsmann, Jan Schur)
2. Poland (Joachim Halupczok, Zenon Jaskula, Marek Leniewski, Andrzej Syptkowski)
3. Sweden (Bjorn Johansson, Jan Karlsson, Michel Lafis, Anders Jari)
10. United States (Norman Alvis, James Copeland, Tony Palmer, Andrew Paulin)Women's RR
1. Monique Knol, NED
2. Jutta Niehaus, FRG
3. Laima Zilporite, USSR
8. Kristin (Inga) Thompson, USA
16. Sally Zack, USAKilo
1. Aleksandr Kirichenko, USSR
2. Martin Vinnicombe, AUT
3. Robert Lechner, FRG
14. Bobby Livingston, USAPursuit
1. Gintautas Umaras, USSR
2. Dean Woods, AUS
3. Bernd Dittert, GDR
David Brinton, USA, eliminated in 1/8 finalsWomen's Sprint
1. Erika Salumae, USSR
2. Christa Luding-Rothenburger, GDR
3. Connie Paraskevin-Young, USAMen's Sprint
1. Lutz Hesslich, GDR
2. Nikolai Kovsh, USSR
3. Gary Neiwand, AUS
Ken Carpenter, USA, eliminated in repechagePoints Race
1. Dan Frost, DEN
2. Leo Peelen, NED
3. Marat Ganeev, USSR
8. Frankie Andreu, USA -
"Bob Schwartz" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Like Ullrich. I think this is the beginning of the end for him. He's no
longer T-Mobile's main grand tour rider, and you would think Vino would
be the other guy if they wanted to enter the Tour with multiple threats.
They are obligated to do all three grand tours so my guess is that Jan
will be exiled to the Giro.
Could be, but he's still younger than than most of the top Tour guys.
Kloden's only a year younger than Ullrich. I do think that Jan's season will
be over very shortly, however.Quoted message said:
Ekimov is something else. His first medal in the Olympics was a Gold in
the Team Pursuit in 1988. Just to give everyone a sense of the era, here
are the cycling results from those games.
Jeez. That was the year I started cycling. I think I was inspired by the
Pedro Delgado affair in the Tour de France.Jeff
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Tyler Hamilton Gold
Viacheslav Ekimov Silver
Bobby Jullich BronzSince Lance is better than all 3 of them, that gives Lance his first
virtual gold olympic medal. -
Jeff Jones said:
I do think that Jan's season will be over very shortly, however.
On German tv he talked about taking some time off (because generally he
was feeling well but thinking he might have done too much racing
lately), and returning with a vengeance for Zurich and Worlds. Hmm wait
up, Zurich? That's not much time off... (btw, please update
http://www.cyclingnews.com/road/2004/worldcup04/?id=default , slacker).Quoted message said:
Jeez. That was the year I started cycling. I think I was inspired by the
Pedro Delgado affair in the Tour de France.See, slacker. No damn that was 89.
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Tyler Hamilton Gold
Viacheslav Ekimov Silver
Bobby Jullich Bronzdon't get too excited, the blood and urine test results aren't in yet.
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Since when have camelbaks been regulation issue in TTs?
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"Ewoud Dronkert" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Jeff Jones said:
Jeez. That was the year I started cycling. I think I was inspired by the
Pedro Delgado affair in the Tour de France.See, slacker. No damn that was 89.
Seriously, that's when I started following pro cycling: the 1988 Tour,
because it made the papers in Oz every day. Although I do have vague
memories of the Tour a few years earlier, where Phil Anderson was in yellow
for a while. Of course I wondered what the big deal was about wearing a
yellow jersey and why on earth you'd want to wear one in France in summer (I
assumed it was made of wool).I don't remember being nearly as interested in the 1989 Tour. I remember
going down to the club on Saturday and some people were really excited about
Fignon winning some long time trial. The only thing I thought was "how fast
could I do 75km in?"The cycling bug got me in a different way.
Jeff
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"Jeff Jones" <jeff@cyclingnews-punt-com> wrote in message
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"warren" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
news:[email hidden]...Quoted message said:
In article <[email hidden]>, Tom
Kunich said:
Tyler Hamilton Gold
Viacheslav Ekimov Silver
Bobby Jullich BronzYAHOOOOOOO. And if you count the fact that Ekimov has been adopted by
San Francisco bay area cyclists it is an ALL AMERICAN PODIUM.All Posties or former Posties.
Except Julich.People always do that, they think that USPS took over for Motorola ( I
guess). Julich did follow Lance from Motorola to Cofidis. After that, Julich
went to CA, Telekom and then CSC. Did I forget any? -
Bob Schwartz <[email protected]>...
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Dominic Richens said:
As for Eki, I just like to see someone who is older than I am performing at
such a high level! Think of all the other cyclists, in the prime of their
youth, whose butt he just kicked!!Like Ullrich. I think this is the beginning of the end for him. He's no
longer T-Mobile's main grand tour rider, and you would think Vino would
be the other guy if they wanted to enter the Tour with multiple threats.
They are obligated to do all three grand tours so my guess is that Jan
will be exiled to the Giro.Ekimov is something else. His first medal in the Olympics was a Gold in
the Team Pursuit in 1988. Just to give everyone a sense of the era, here
are the cycling results from those games.Team Pursuit
1. Soviet Union (Vyacheslav Ekimov, Arturas Kasputis, Dmitri Nelubin, Gintautas Umarus)
2. East Germany (Steffen Blochwitz, Roland Hennig, Dirk Meier, Carsten Wolf)
3. Australia (Brett Dutton, Wayne McCarney, Stephen McGlede, Dean Woods)
United States (Bobby Lettieri, Michael McCarthy, Leonard Nitz, Carl Sundquist), eliminated in qualifying roundThat last group is older than ANCIENT!!
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Men's RR
1. Olaf Ludwig, GDR
2. Bernd Grone, FRG
3. Christian Henn, FRG
4. Robert Mionske, USA
65. Scott McKinley, USAScott bike commutes from Mill Valley area to downtown SF.
He posted 6 weeks ago his bike was stolen in a garage here.
Anyone know what happened?-Ken
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Men's Sprint
1. Lutz Hesslich, GDR
2. Nikolai Kovsh, USSR
3. Gary Neiwand, AUS
Ken Carpenter, USA, eliminated in repechagePoints Race
1. Dan Frost, DEN
2. Leo Peelen, NED
3. Marat Ganeev, USSR
8. Frankie Andreu, USAFrankie.com!
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