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  1. Crash or flat tire??

  2. crash

  3. Is he O.K.? Can he start tomorrow? Damn!!....that poor guy has no luck.

    DanSchmatz said:

    crash

  4. "pista-1" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

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    Is he O.K.? Can he start tomorrow? Damn!!....that poor guy has no luck.

    crashing in a TT is usually operator error.

  5. "DanSchmatz" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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    crash

    Otherwise known as "pulling a Boardman" - but at least both of them were going for it at the time.

    Andy Coggan

  6. "pista-1" <[email hidden]> wrote in message "]news:[email hidden]...

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    Is he O.K.? Can he start tomorrow? Damn!!....that poor guy has no luck.

    you make your own luck. it has nothing to do with luck, and he knows it....

  7. 1. Igor A.
    2. Unai O.

    ("sprint" between these two, Igor takes 17 secs in last 200 m!)

    3. Alexander Shefer
    4. Unai Ex.

    (early breakaway, never caught)

    5. Danilo di L.
    6. Michael B.

    Ullrich 30th or so. Vinokourov dropped. Rebellin in hospital.

  8. Erik van Leeuwen said:

    11. Danilo di L.
    12. Michael B.

    Both a few yards in front of the rest and looking very relaxed. Top favorites for LBL!

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    Otherwise known as "pulling a Boardman" - but at least both of them were going for it at the time.

    Andy Coggan

    Unfortunately David Millar also did this in the 2001 TdF prologue.

    Greg Hall

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    1. Igor A.
    2. Unai O.

    ("sprint" between these two, Igor takes 17 secs in last 200 m!)

    3. Alexander Shefer
    4. Unai Ex.

    (early breakaway, never caught)

    11. Danilo di L.
    12. Michael B.

    Ullrich 30th or so. Vinokourov dropped. Rebellin in hospital.

    Hey, cyclingnews.com calls Astarloa something of a sprinter! (At 130 pounds no less.)

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    1. Igor A.

    Hey, cyclingnews.com calls Astarloa something of a sprinter! (At 130 pounds no less.)

    He won today in a "sprint", but I think he's not a mass sprint sprinter. More the Jalabert and Kelly
    type sprinter.

  12. Jalabert started as a very fast mass sprint sprinter. Kelly won many times in mass sprints.

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    1. Igor A.

    Hey, cyclingnews.com calls Astarloa something of a sprinter! (At


    130

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    pounds no less.)

    He won today in a "sprint", but I think he's not a mass sprint


    sprinter.

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    More the Jalabert and Kelly type sprinter.

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