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Message 142344 - Posted: 25 Jul 2005, 1:10:32 UTC
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Thought I mentioned Lance won yesterday... ;)

Sure, it wasn't 'official', but since by tradition, no one can attack the race leader on the last day, he effectively won yesterday. :D
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Message 142203 - Posted: 24 Jul 2005, 19:08:42 UTC


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Message 142171 - Posted: 24 Jul 2005, 17:56:46 UTC - in response to Message 128447.  

as you know at 02.07 le Tour 2005 is starting


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what did you think, did Amstrong win again, ore someone else like Jan Ulrich..

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Ulrich the loser loses yet again. All hail Sir Lancelot.

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Message 141455 - Posted: 23 Jul 2005, 15:36:00 UTC

And Lance wins! :)

Ulrich had a great race. Basso held onto second, but was struggling. Rasmussen just had an awful time. :(
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Message 141423 - Posted: 23 Jul 2005, 14:12:24 UTC

so it is time Jan Ulrich
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Message 140975 - Posted: 22 Jul 2005, 19:08:05 UTC

I think Lance has it.

With only one real stage left to race, (and a time trial, which he excels at...) he still has 2:46 on second place Ivan Basso. Barring an accident or mechanical failure, I believe he has already won. I'm guessing he will probably even add more time to the margin between him and second.

Of the 19 stages so far, he has worn yellow on all but 4. That's pretty well dominating the race.
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Message 137939 - Posted: 17 Jul 2005, 22:03:10 UTC

also at this Stage Amstrong and Basso are the best, it will be heard for Jan Ulrich to go to the 3 Place, about 3:00 Minutes to Rasmussen, also Jan Ulrich is very good to go to the time, at Stage 20

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Message 137692 - Posted: 17 Jul 2005, 11:21:07 UTC

I'm hoping Rasmussen can make up for the time loss today


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Message 137411 - Posted: 16 Jul 2005, 22:33:55 UTC - in response to Message 137398.  
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I think, he's probably Khazak champion, and entitled to wear this colors.


that is right

Thanks. :)

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Message 137398 - Posted: 16 Jul 2005, 22:20:00 UTC - in response to Message 137387.  

Vino was riding pretty strong as well. (Why are his colors different than the rest of his team anyway?)


I think, he's probably Khazak champion, and entitled to wear this colors.


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Message 137387 - Posted: 16 Jul 2005, 22:09:24 UTC - in response to Message 137385.  

Vino was riding pretty strong as well. (Why are his colors different than the rest of his team anyway?)


I think, he's probably Khazak champion, and entitled to wear this colors.
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Message 137385 - Posted: 16 Jul 2005, 22:07:50 UTC - in response to Message 137367.  

we have to look at tomorrow

this could be heavy, if TMO is also attacking...

Agreed! Tomorrow will be a tough one! I'm wondering if Rasmussen was holding back a bit today to really hammer hard tomorrow.

In my opinion, tomorrow will decide the race. If Lances team gets left behind as they did today, he will be in trouble. And like you said, if T-Mobile keeps attacking as they did today, it will be a very interesting race. :)

Vino was riding pretty strong as well. (Why are his colors different than the rest of his team anyway?)
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Message 137367 - Posted: 16 Jul 2005, 21:23:02 UTC

we have to look at tomorrow




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Message 137358 - Posted: 16 Jul 2005, 21:05:39 UTC - in response to Message 137353.  
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btw also a very nice Stage, by the T-Mobile Team, they attack, but Lance is to strong

Yes, Georg had a very nice race. He could barely walk afterwards. But Armstrong still ended up gaining over a minute on everyone.

Ulrich really put in a great race as well.
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Message 137353 - Posted: 16 Jul 2005, 20:49:42 UTC

fantastic Work at the Gerolsteiner



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Message 136338 - Posted: 14 Jul 2005, 10:43:06 UTC - in response to Message 136330.  
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However, if he can keep it up, then perhaps he'll win the tour. Or could he possibly have only been concerned with the stage win?


I think he tried to use the fact that Vinokourov as well as Jan Ullrich ride for T-Mobile and are both favourites for winning the Tour. If Armstrong tried to catch him he would have had to ride very hard and spend a lot of energy on this. If he didn't, Vino comes closer and as well he as Jan may attack at will, just to see Armstrongs reaction. Having two strong opponents (provided Jan is strong and will not keep just hanging on Armstrongs rear wheel) might be a real challenge, when you have to keep both in check.

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Message 136330 - Posted: 14 Jul 2005, 9:02:17 UTC - in response to Message 136141.  

This was the Day of Vino

but Amstrong was also very strong

Yes, it was quite a performance by Vinokourov. We'll have to see what kind of toll it takes on him in the next stage. It seemed to me to be a lot of effort for such a small time gain on Armstrong. However, if he can keep it up, then perhaps he'll win the tour. Or could he possibly have only been concerned with the stage win?
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Message 136172 - Posted: 13 Jul 2005, 21:08:25 UTC - in response to Message 136141.  

This was the Day of Vino

but Amstrong was also very strong



Yes, that was an impressing demonstration. Especially if you look at when the mass of the drivers crossed the last summit. To go ahead of the top teams and win this stage really took special qualities today.

But I really miss the tension of the mountain stages when Ullrich fought Virenque (the famous stare into each others eyes) or the duel with Pantani. Some more open fight and less tactics would be great. Of course, yesterday was a demonstration by Lance. But if you waited for Ullrich or Basso to keep up with Armstrong, the contest was quickly clear by a look into the faces.

But let's wait for the Pyrenees. Maybe we will see the race is still on...

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Message 136141 - Posted: 13 Jul 2005, 19:39:26 UTC

This was the Day of Vino


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Message 135827 - Posted: 13 Jul 2005, 0:03:59 UTC

Very exciting stage this one.

I believe Lance could have taken the stage if he wanted to, but the yellow jersey is good enough for him.

Great performance by both guys crossing the line, and a great gesture as Sir Ulli posted. :)
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