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  1. Well, you never know what the hell might happen. That just blew the hell out
    everybody picks. Never in a million years would I of picked Sara but Judith
    was on my mind, but I didn't put her in the top three, I thought about it. I
    put her in the top three for the TT. Cooke and Melchers, Joane were there at
    the end but they couldn't bridge so more power to Sara.

    Good race girls!

    B-

  2. That was a quite a final few laps in the Olympics. Really exciting.
    Was Arndt just blown? She seemed to not fight at the end.

    Cooke is so dynamic and exciting as a rider.

    I was also impressed with the US rider Thorburn. I didn't think she
    had much international experience, but she was driving the field at a
    critical time in the race to get her teammates back into contention.
    She really fought to keep her bike up in the Zijlaard crash too.

    JT

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    That was a quite a final few laps in the Olympics. Really exciting.
    Was Arndt just blown? She seemed to not fight at the end.

    Yeah, Judith was dead, she did too much work early on. I think that was her
    second breakaway.

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    Cooke is so dynamic and exciting as a rider.

    Cooke had shades of what she produced at hamilton but just couldn't put it
    together at the end. It was a very hard course according to Paul that some
    of the men say it was the hardest one day circuit that they have even raced.
    Add to that the winds that were pounding the women all day long. You can
    imagine just how hammered the girls were. After all the wind, I suppose
    Judith was dead, as where Sara played her cards well, wheelsucker sydrome,
    again but she won it and that's great for the Ausses.

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    I was also impressed with the US rider Thorburn. I didn't think she
    had much international experience, but she was driving the field at a
    critical time in the race to get her teammates back into contention.
    She really fought to keep her bike up in the Zijlaard crash too.

    I didn't know she was a doctor or that Amrstrong has a bone disease.

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    JT

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  4. John Forrest Tomlinson said:

    That was a quite a final few laps in the Olympics. Really exciting.
    Was Arndt just blown? She seemed to not fight at the end.

    Cooke is so dynamic and exciting as a rider.


    Maybe a bit too desperate to win today. Olympic Gold is HUGE in the UK
    and would have set her up in a way all her other palmares don't. All
    credit to the Aussies - even with only three riders they rode a good
    team race.

    Regards!
    Stephen

  5. On Sun, 15 Aug 2004 11:12:32 -0700, "Sierraman" <[email hidden]>

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    That was a quite a final few laps in the Olympics. Really exciting.
    Was Arndt just blown? She seemed to not fight at the end.

    Yeah, Judith was dead, she did too much work early on. I think that was her
    second breakaway.

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    Cooke is so dynamic and exciting as a rider.

    Cooke had shades of what she produced at hamilton but just couldn't put it
    together at the end.

    She was off the bike for a couple seconds in the last 5K too and had
    to chase.

    JT

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  6. Sierraman said:
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    Good race girls!

    perhaps it was because it got more coverage, but it was more exciting to
    watch than the men's race, for me.

    on nbc did they mention the story about nicole cooke's father being
    arrested for painting her name on the course? doh!

    heather

  7. h squared said:
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    on nbc did they mention the story about nicole cooke's father being
    arrested for painting her name on the course? doh!

    ah, i just saw that this was mentioned on cyclingnews, so y'all already
    probably heard it.

    heather

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    h squared said:
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    on nbc did they mention the story about nicole cooke's father being
    arrested for painting her name on the course? doh!

    ah, i just saw that this was mentioned on cyclingnews, so y'all already
    probably heard it.

    heather

    I read about that somewhere, not CN. They said the police noticed her father
    writing something in the road and proceed to pick him up and take him to the
    police station where he was held for a short while and then released. Here
    is a decent summary of the road race.

    http://www.womenscycling.net/2004/EventsPages2004/Worlds+Olympics/Athens/RoadRace.htm

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