Herne Hill Good Friday results?

[Andy Coggan]

Anybody know how the roadie's pursuit turned out?

[Steve McGinty]

On Sat, 19 Apr 2003 18:56:23 GMT, "Andy Coggan" <acoggan@earthlink.net> wrote:

>Anybody know how the roadie's pursuit turned out?
>

SCCU Good Friday Centenary Pursuit

1 Bradley Wiggins (Gbr) FDJeux.com 8284m 2 Paul Manning (Gbr) VC St Raphael 8270m 3 Bradley McGee
(Aus) FDJeux.com 8178m 4 Stuart O'Grady (Aus) Credit Agricole 8106m

from

http://www.cyclingnews.com/track/?id=2003/apr03/hernehillgf

Stephen

[Andy Coggan]

"Steve McGinty" <stephenmcginty@ntlworld_DOT_.com> wrote in message
news:ab73avcos4lmjnd49gbl6223b6aeecau45@4ax.com...
> On Sat, 19 Apr 2003 18:56:23 GMT, "Andy Coggan" <acoggan@earthlink.net> wrote:
>
> >Anybody know how the roadie's pursuit turned out?
> >
>
> SCCU Good Friday Centenary Pursuit
>
> 1 Bradley Wiggins (Gbr) FDJeux.com 8284m 2 Paul Manning (Gbr) VC St Raphael 8270m 3 Bradley McGee
> (Aus) FDJeux.com 8178m 4 Stuart O'Grady (Aus) Credit Agricole 8106m
>
> from
>
> http://www.cyclingnews.com/track/?id=2003/apr03/hernehillgf
>

Thank you! I've been trying to log onto cyclingnews all day, but it seems to be down.

Was Manning a substitute for the injured David Millar? I thought I'd read he was going to try to
compete despite his recent stay in the hospital (which would have been a brave - or stupid - move,
as I've seen a massive hip hematoma before, and it isn't pretty). And wasn't Wiggins the victim of a
recent fall as well?

Andy Coggan

[Stewart Fleming]

"The first attack of the day by Anthony Reullier (VC Cholet) saw Sean Yates (Team Clean) chase down
the move before the popular Director Sportif of Team CSC made his own move for a lap. "
http://www.cyclingnews.com/track/?id=2003/apr03/hernehillgf Golden Wheel Race.

Interesting to see Team Clean still in existence. Matt Illingworth started that as a breakaway
racing team in protest against prevalent doping in UK cycling in about 1993 or so.

[Stan Cox]

"Andy Coggan" <acoggan@earthlink.net> wrote in message news:Vpjoa.32663<Snip>>
> Thank you! I've been trying to log onto cyclingnews all day, but it seems
to
> be down.
>
> Was Manning a substitute for the injured David Millar? I thought I'd read
he
> was going to try to compete despite his recent stay in the hospital (which would have been a brave
> - or stupid - move, as I've seen a massive hip hematoma before, and it isn't pretty). And wasn't
> Wiggins the victim of a recent fall as well?
>
> Andy Coggan
>
>

David Millar attended but couldnt ride. Manning substituted for him. David apparently made himself
available to chat sign autographs etc. I wasnt there but this was in the newspaper report yesterday.
All the best.

Stan Cox

[Steve McGinty]

On Sun, 20 Apr 2003 08:08:37 +0100, "Stan Cox" <stanDOTcox@ntlworld.com> wrote:

>
>"Andy Coggan" <acoggan@earthlink.net> wrote in message news:Vpjoa.32663<Snip>>
>> Thank you! I've been trying to log onto cyclingnews all day, but it seems
>to
>> be down.
>>
>> Was Manning a substitute for the injured David Millar? I thought I'd read
>he
>> was going to try to compete despite his recent stay in the hospital (which would have been a
>> brave - or stupid - move, as I've seen a massive hip hematoma before, and it isn't pretty). And
>> wasn't Wiggins the victim of a recent fall as well?
>>
>> Andy Coggan
>>
>>
>
>David Millar attended but couldnt ride. Manning substituted for him. David apparently made himself
>available to chat sign autographs etc. I wasnt there but this was in the newspaper report
>yesterday. All the best.
>
>Stan Cox
>
Full results here

http://www.britishcycling.org.uk/results/2003/april/19_good_friday.shtml

BTW if you thought Pantani's headgear at Aragon was dodgy, check out the geezer on the mic on
page 2....

Stephen

[Steve McGinty]

On Sun, 20 Apr 2003 08:08:37 +0100, "Stan Cox" <stanDOTcox@ntlworld.com> wrote:

>
>"Andy Coggan" <acoggan@earthlink.net> wrote in message news:Vpjoa.32663<Snip>>
>> Thank you! I've been trying to log onto cyclingnews all day, but it seems
>to
>> be down.
>>
>> Was Manning a substitute for the injured David Millar? I thought I'd read
>he
>> was going to try to compete despite his recent stay in the hospital (which would have been a
>> brave - or stupid - move, as I've seen a massive hip hematoma before, and it isn't pretty). And
>> wasn't Wiggins the victim of a recent fall as well?
>>
>> Andy Coggan
>>
>>
>
>David Millar attended but couldnt ride. Manning substituted for him. David apparently made himself
>available to chat sign autographs etc. I wasnt there but this was in the newspaper report
>yesterday. All the best.
>
>Stan Cox
>
Full report here

http://www.britishcycling.org.uk/results/2003/april/19_good_friday.shtml

If you thought Pantani's headgear at Aragon was dodgy check out the geezer on the mic on page 2...

Stephen