Freddy Rules and why.

[Rik Van Diesel]

He didn't sit on Petacchi's wheel, wait for him to jump, and
then get second or worse. He saw the line and went. A very
nice piece of sprinting.

[Tom Kunich]

"Rik Van Diesel" <metalkprettyoneday@hotmail.com> wrote in message
news:83021f87.0405171040.2082f979@posting.google.com...
> He didn't sit on Petacchi's wheel, wait for him to jump,
> and then get second or worse. He saw the line and went. A
> very nice piece of sprinting.

I guess he hadn't read here that he was nothing but an old
washed up Fred.

[Boyd Speerschne]

metalkprettyoneday@hotmail.com (Rik Van Diesel) wrote in
news:83021f87.0405171040.2082f979@posting.google.com:

> He didn't sit on Petacchi's wheel, wait for him to jump,
> and then get second or worse. He saw the line and went. A
> very nice piece of sprinting.
>

I have to agree. Its funny to hear Phil and Paul talk about
the riders "queueing up on Pechacchi's wheel." When I heard
that I think, yeah, queueing up to get second. Don't get me
wrong, you need to be in the train, but if you're sitting on
Petacchi's wheel waiting for him to start his sprint, you've
most likely already lost. Coming from a few wheels back also
let Fred get his speed up a bit before he actually hit the
front, catching the front runners by suprise.

Nice job Freddy.

[Joseph Hurley]

Guess the memo about "all sprint finishes go to Petacchi"
didn't get translated into English!

Go Fred!

Regards,

Joe "Rik Van Diesel" <metalkprettyoneday@hotmail.com> wrote
in message
news:83021f87.0405171040.2082f979@posting.google.com...
> He didn't sit on Petacchi's wheel, wait for him to jump,
> and then get second or worse. He saw the line and went. A
> very nice piece of sprinting.