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Published 26 July 2003
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Original post Timbenz
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26 July 2003, 01:30 UTC
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Nifty AFP graphic summarizing TdF TT duels between Ullrich and Armstrong here
cyclingnews.com tour03 Open ↗ arm_ull_chrono.fh5-41
While Armstrong has never lost the final TT in the Tour, it is also worth noting he has never lost time to Ullrich in two time trials either -- but he has already lost time to Ullrich twice this year....
26 July 2003, 02:30 UTC
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"TimBenz" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...
Quoted message said: Nifty AFP graphic summarizing TdF TT duels between Ullrich and Armstrong here
cyclingnews.com tour03 Open ↗ arm_ull_chrono.fh5-41
While Armstrong has never lost the final TT in the Tour,
Not true, as already pointed out by others far more obsessed than me.
Quoted message said: it is also worth noting he has never lost time to Ullrich in two time trials either -- but he has already lost time to Ullrich twice this year....
It isn't called "the race of truth" for nothing.
Andy Coggan
26 July 2003, 09:00 UTC
#3
TimBenz said: Nifty AFP graphic summarizing TdF TT duels between Ullrich and Armstrong here
cyclingnews.com tour03 Open ↗ arm_ull_chrono.fh5-41
While Armstrong has never lost the final TT in the Tour, it is also worth noting he has never lost time to Ullrich in two time trials either -- but he has already lost time to Ullrich twice this year....
This year's stats are the only one that have any relevance at this point. I say Lance loses between 1'00" and 1'20" today
26 July 2003, 16:00 UTC
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Keith <[email hidden]> wrote in :"]news:[email hidden]:
Quoted message said: This year's stats are the only one that have any relevance at this point. I say Lance loses between 1'00" and 1'20" today
Well, it turned out prior year's stats mattered more. Armstrong came out on top. Color me amazed.
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