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- Tom Kunich
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Original postTom Kunich
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Tommy D. is sitting on the wheel of Roberto Heras. Simoni and Gonzales
are closely by as well.
Azevedo and Beltran are too far down to catch up unless they catch a
real break. That leaves TD as the defacto leader of Discovery.
Roberto is a real expert Vuelta rider and I think we'll see Tommy D
sticking to his wheel and waiting for a bobble on Heras part.
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Mikko J Virtanen
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Tom Kunich said:Tommy D. is sitting on the wheel of Roberto Heras. Simoni and Gonzales
are closely by as well.
Which Gonzalez? There are five of them, three in top 100. Odd riding
from EUS, with SS and EM attacking while their leader was in the wrong
group.
Quoted message said:Azevedo and Beltran are too far down to catch up unless they catch a
real break. That leaves TD as the defacto leader of Discovery.
Ace has fallen at least twice now. When did he get the Savoldelli -bug?
MJ;
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