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  1. Based on his performance today in Stiphout against Alessandro Petacchi, winner of multiple sprint
    stages in the Giro and Tour de France, it's easy to see why Ullrich will win the Tour next year- he
    plans on taking the flat stage time bonuses in the field sprints. His crushing victory over Italian
    fastman Petacchi shows he is clearly a better sprinter than LANCE.

  2. I whole heartedly agree!!! "Tony" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:

    Based on his performance today in Stiphout against Alessandro Petacchi, winner of multiple sprint
    stages in the Giro and Tour de France, it's easy to see why Ullrich will win the Tour next year-
    he plans on taking the flat stage time bonuses in the field sprints. His crushing victory over
    Italian fastman Petacchi shows he is clearly a better sprinter than LANCE.

  3. In article said:

    Based on his performance today in Stiphout against Alessandro Petacchi, winner of multiple sprint
    stages in the Giro and Tour de France, it's easy to see why Ullrich will win the Tour next year-
    he plans on taking the flat stage time bonuses in the field sprints. His crushing victory over
    Italian fastman Petacchi shows he is clearly a better sprinter than LANCE.

    Sheaaahhh... Petacchi was probably paid more to LOSE than Ullrich was paid to win.

  4. "Tony" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Based on his performance today in Stiphout against Alessandro Petacchi, winner of multiple sprint
    stages in the Giro and Tour de France, it's easy to see why Ullrich will win the Tour next year-
    he plans on taking the flat stage time bonuses in the field sprints. His crushing victory over
    Italian fastman Petacchi shows he is clearly a better sprinter than LANCE.

    Bang on Tony. Ullrich is the uber-sprinter of his generation. He just chooses not to during the
    flatter stages of the Tour to let the career sprinters have a chance. He coulda won the Tour on time
    bonuses, but that's not the real man's way to beat LANCE.

    LANCE is clearly superior against the likes of Bernhard Eisel and Rene Haselbacher, but against a
    pure fast twitch rider like Ullrich, he has to take second place.

    In Stiphout, Ullrich won the sprint by 12 seconds. I mean, is that a hell of a jump or what???!?

    Jeff

  5. uh yeah, those post TDF criteriums are fixed. ie: the winner is decided ahead of time. so sorry, no.

    shawn

    "Tony" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Based on his performance today in Stiphout against Alessandro Petacchi, winner of multiple sprint
    stages in the Giro and Tour de France, it's easy to see why Ullrich will win the Tour next year-
    he plans on taking the flat stage time bonuses in the field sprints. His crushing victory over
    Italian fastman Petacchi shows he is clearly a better sprinter than LANCE.

  6. swj said:

    "Tony" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Based on his performance today in Stiphout against Alessandro Petacchi, winner of multiple sprint
    stages in the Giro and Tour de France, it's easy to see why Ullrich will win the Tour next year-
    he plans on taking the flat stage time bonuses in the field sprints. His crushing victory over
    Italian fastman Petacchi shows he is clearly a better sprinter than LANCE.

    uh yeah, those post TDF criteriums are fixed. ie: the winner is decided ahead of time. so
    sorry, no.

    shawn

    And the Tooth Fairy?

    Regards! Stephen

  7. "Jeff Jones" <jeff@cyclingnews-punt-com> wrote in message
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    Quoted message said:


    "Tony" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Based on his performance today in Stiphout against Alessandro Petacchi, winner of multiple
    sprint stages in the Giro and Tour de France, it's easy to see why Ullrich will win the Tour
    next year- he plans on taking the flat stage time bonuses in the field sprints. His crushing
    victory over Italian fastman Petacchi shows he is clearly a better sprinter than LANCE.

    Bang on Tony. Ullrich is the uber-sprinter of his generation. He just chooses not to during the
    flatter stages of the Tour to let the career sprinters have a chance. He coulda won the Tour on
    time bonuses, but


    that's

    Quoted message said:

    not the real man's way to beat LANCE.

    LANCE is clearly superior against the likes of Bernhard Eisel and Rene Haselbacher, but against a
    pure fast twitch rider like Ullrich, he has to take second place.

    In Stiphout, Ullrich won the sprint by 12 seconds. I mean, is that a hell


    of

    Quoted message said:

    a jump or what???!?

    Jeff


    The man does it once! He'll have to show more than that.......plus if Lance reacts first (which he
    usually does) Jan will be sitting there trying to figure out what is happening.......much like on
    the climbs............ Ullrich will never win 5 tours.........may one more that it.......... Then
    all the young and up and come youngsters are going to kick the old guys...........
    unfortunately.......you can't beat youth........I know......I'm old.

  8. Are they really? "swj" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    uh yeah, those post TDF criteriums are fixed. ie: the winner is decided ahead of time. so
    sorry, no.

    shawn

    "Tony" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Based on his performance today in Stiphout against Alessandro Petacchi, winner of multiple
    sprint stages in the Giro and Tour de France, it's easy to see why Ullrich will win the Tour
    next year- he plans on taking the flat stage time bonuses in the field sprints. His crushing
    victory over Italian fastman Petacchi shows he is clearly a better sprinter than LANCE.

  9. now I'm f**king devastated 🙁

    GK

    swj said:

    uh yeah, those post TDF criteriums are fixed. ie: the winner is decided ahead of time. so
    sorry, no.

    shawn

    "Tony" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Based on his performance today in Stiphout against Alessandro Petacchi, winner of multiple
    sprint stages in the Giro and Tour de France, it's easy to see why Ullrich will win the Tour
    next year- he plans on taking the flat stage time bonuses in the field sprints. His crushing
    victory over Italian fastman Petacchi shows he is clearly a better sprinter than LANCE.

  10. "Jiyang Chen" <[email hidden]> wrote in news:bg9ms0 [email hidden]:

    Quoted message said:

    Are they really?

    No, Ullrich really outsprinted Pettachi.

    Dumbass.

  11. Jeff Jones said:

    Bang on Tony. Ullrich is the uber-sprinter of his generation. He just chooses not to during the
    flatter stages of the Tour to let the career sprinters have a chance. He coulda won the Tour on
    time bonuses, but that's not the real man's way to beat LANCE.

    LANCE is clearly superior against the likes of Bernhard Eisel and Rene Haselbacher, but against a
    pure fast twitch rider like Ullrich, he has to take second place.

    In Stiphout, Ullrich won the sprint by 12 seconds. I mean, is that a hell of a jump or what???!?

    This also explains why Telekom want Ullrich back as per another thread in rbr. Clearly they would
    like Zabel to be his lead out man now that Zabel is getting a bit to slow to win sprints himself.

  12. "Just a Cyclist" <[email hidden]> wrote in message news:<[email hidden]>...

    Quoted message said:

    "Jeff Jones" <jeff@cyclingnews-punt-com> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:


    "Tony" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    Based on his performance today in Stiphout against Alessandro Petacchi, winner of multiple
    sprint stages in the Giro and Tour de France, it's easy to see why Ullrich will win the Tour
    next year- he plans on taking the flat stage time bonuses in the field sprints. His crushing
    victory over Italian fastman Petacchi shows he is clearly a better sprinter than LANCE.

    Bang on Tony. Ullrich is the uber-sprinter of his generation. He just chooses not to during the
    flatter stages of the Tour to let the career sprinters have a chance. He coulda won the Tour on
    time bonuses, but


    that's

    Quoted message said:

    not the real man's way to beat LANCE.

    LANCE is clearly superior against the likes of Bernhard Eisel and Rene Haselbacher, but against
    a pure fast twitch rider like Ullrich, he has to take second place.

    In Stiphout, Ullrich won the sprint by 12 seconds. I mean, is that a hell


    of

    Quoted message said:

    a jump or what???!?

    Jeff


    The man does it once! He'll have to show more than that.......plus if Lance reacts first (which he
    usually does) Jan will be sitting there trying to figure out what is happening.......much like on
    the climbs............ Ullrich will never win 5 tours.........may one more that it.......... Then
    all the young and up and come youngsters are going to kick the old guys...........
    unfortunately.......you can't beat youth........I know......I'm old.

    And a tard. I don't think your difficulties with pedalling a bicycle are entirely due to degredation
    of your muscles Dale.

    The mouth breathing and head banging aren't conducive to good cycling form.

  13. Did he really? "Boyd Speerschneider" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
    "]news:[email hidden]...

    Quoted message said:

    "Jiyang Chen" <[email hidden]> wrote in news:bg9ms0 [email hidden]:

    Quoted message said:

    Are they really?

    No, Ullrich really outsprinted Pettachi.

    Dumbass.

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