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Ullrich breathing down LANCE's neck

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  1. The ITT just ended, and the World's absolute two best in the TT discipline came in 1st and 2nd.

    Ullrich is the only one to crack an hour for 47K today; LANCE missed the hour mark by 8 seconds.

    Tune in tomorrow for some Pyrenees and then especially Sunday where we will know for sure who wins
    this Tour (unless it comes down to an ITT rematch next Saturday).

    (I listened in LIVE via OLN Phil & Paul link from www.letour.fr)

    -Ken

  2. "K. J. Papai" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    (unless it comes down to an ITT rematch next Saturday).

    One can only pray =) Jan was the man today!

    Darren

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    (I listened in LIVE via OLN Phil & Paul link from www.letour.fr)

    -Ken

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  3. "K. J. Papai" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    The ITT just ended, and the World's absolute two best in the TT discipline came in 1st and 2nd.

    Ullrich is the only one to crack an hour for 47K today; LANCE missed the hour mark by 8 seconds.

    Tune in tomorrow for some Pyrenees and then especially Sunday where we will know for sure who wins
    this Tour (unless it comes down to an ITT rematch next Saturday).

    (I listened in LIVE via OLN Phil & Paul link from www.letour.fr)

    -Ken

    Lance will destroy the german in the mountains. I'll be shocked if he doesn't! Ullrich getting
    better as the Tour moves on but so is Lance. I expect Lance to beat Ullrich by several minutes by
    Tours end.

    B-

  4. Quoted message said:

    Lance will destroy the german in the mountains. I'll be shocked if he doesn't! Ullrich getting
    better as the Tour moves on but so is Lance.

    Losing over a minute to Ullrich is not exactly getting "better." Ullrich was dropped on the first
    big climb of the mountains, so perhaps he will lose more time...but perhaps he can make some of that
    up on the final time trial.

    At the very least, it's certainly not clear who will win.

  5. Bruce Johnston said:

    Lance will destroy the german in the mountains. I'll be shocked if he doesn't! Ullrich getting
    better as the Tour moves on but so is Lance. I expect Lance to beat Ullrich by several minutes by
    Tours end.

    I expect Lance to be attacked mercilessly in the remaining mountain stages as the others smell
    blood. His best hope is to break away with Herras and gain a couple of minutes on the field. But I'm
    not sure he still has it in him.

    Art Harris

  6. Quoted message said:

    From: "Bruce Johnston" [email hidden]

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    Lance will destroy the german in the mountains. I'll be shocked if he doesn't! Ullrich getting
    better as the Tour moves on but so is Lance. I expect Lance to beat Ullrich by several minutes by
    Tours end.

    B-

    I wouldn't bet on that. Jan has really seemed to have his [censored] together, both in preparing for the
    Tour, and in losing minimal time while he was sick. Sure looks like he's healthy and his head in
    the game now. Today had to be huge for his confidence. As someone else said: Go Jan Go!! Bill C

  7. "Robert Oliver" <[email hidden]> a écrit dans le message de news:
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    Quoted message said:

    Losing over a minute to Ullrich is not exactly getting "better."


    Ullrich was

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    dropped on the first big climb of the mountains, so perhaps he will


    lose

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    more time...but perhaps he can make some of that up on the final time


    trial.

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    At the very least, it's certainly not clear who will win.

    Jan suffured gastric problems in the Alps. Hope he will show his true level in the Pyrénées

    --
    Ron

  8. Ullrich will probably go down as one of the biggest comebacks of the year. Armstrong will probably
    still win this years tdf. But on the otherhand Armstrong has shown some weakness in years tdf. So
    one cannot discount the possibility that Ullrich could take the yellow jersey in the Pyrenees. Since
    this was at mountain TT this could be further indication that Ullrich could drop Lance tomorrow.

    [email hidden] (K. J. Papai) wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    The ITT just ended, and the World's absolute two best in the TT discipline came in 1st and 2nd.

    Ullrich is the only one to crack an hour for 47K today; LANCE missed the hour mark by 8 seconds.

    Tune in tomorrow for some Pyrenees and then especially Sunday where we will know for sure who wins
    this Tour (unless it comes down to an ITT rematch next Saturday).

    (I listened in LIVE via OLN Phil & Paul link from www.letour.fr)

    -Ken

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