US Olympic Trials -- This is not right

So is this ex-wife Kristin. or another Kristin?????

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Originally posted by Daremo
So is this ex-wife Kristin. or another Kristin?????

rec.bicycles.[censored]. More evidence. No relation, by blood or marriage, the simliarity in name is merely a coincidence, you idiots. Get with the program.

JFT, what exactly is so wrong? That T-mobile managed to race well as a team? (finally, in the US, I mean). That they dominated, as they should considering they are the best paid and supported women's team in the US? That Kristin won? Is that really a surprise? Did you think T-mobile was going to lose the RR after they got beat in the TT?

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Daremo said:

So is this ex-wife Kristin. or another Kristin?????

rec.bicycles.[censored]. More evidence. No relation, by blood
or marriage, the simliarity in name is merely a
coincidence, you idiots. Get with the program.

JFT, what exactly is so wrong? That T-mobile managed to
race well as a team? (finally, in the US, I mean). That
they dominated, as they should considering they are the
best paid and supported women's team in the US? That
Kristin won? Is that really a surprise? Did you think
T-mobile was going to lose the RR after they got beat
in the TT?

Maybe he's worried about the centerline violation Dave
P.S. and what makes that any different than this www-www-Open ↗
.cyclingnews.com/photos/2004/jun04/USelite04/?id=menol-
ymprr/TrialsM135

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JT

No, he's jummping the gun trying to imply that there was a
center line violation. If he knew the course, he would know
the answer....

I think he's talking about the caption..

"Eventual winner Kristin Armstrong (T-Mobile) taking it
steady on lap two. "

-jl

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JT

No, he's jummping the gun trying to imply that there was a
center line violation. If he knew the course, he would
know the answer....

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JT

do you protest the fact that there are six T-Mobiles in
that photo, with Kristin A. at the front of a widely
separated "pack?"

Or do you thnk it's not fare she have such good team
support, support from non USA-eligible teammates?

-Ken

pedalchick said:

Daremo said:

So is this ex-wife Kristin. or another Kristin?????

rec.bicycles.[censored]. More evidence. No relation, by blood
or marriage, the simliarity in name is merely a
coincidence, you idiots. Get with the program.

JFT, what exactly is so wrong?

A single trade team with so many riders at the front. It's a
big imbalance. Good that that Webcor rider eventually got
second (and won the TT).

JT

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Tomlinson said:

pedalchick usenet- said:

Daremo said:

So is this ex-wife Kristin. or another Kristin?????

rec.bicycles.[censored]. More evidence. No relation, by
blood or marriage, the simliarity in name is merely a
coincidence, you idiots. Get with the program.

JFT, what exactly is so wrong?

A single trade team with so many riders at the front. It's
a big imbalance. Good that that Webcor rider eventually
got second (and won the TT).

I kind of wondered why T-Mobile would work a break with only
one of two riders in it. Better if it was two TM against one
other, or similar. Story said they asked Armstrong if she
could be sure of winning rather than let themselves get
caught. She says she thinks she can pull it off. In what
world would she have said "I'm not sure. Maybe we'll allow
ourselves to get caught and I'll give up my chance to win
and go to Athens".

-WG