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jock.c
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That's an honest day's work :)
Compare that to last year's Grafton to Inverell, rated as one of the hardest ever
228km in 7:19:56 :eek: into a block headwind. Won by Greg Henderson (NZ). I wonder if he'll be back this year...
ed073
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Won by Greg Henderson (NZ).
Quality bike racer.
62vette
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Quality bike racer.
Hendy's copped a bit of stick for not chasing a ProTour spot, but the US contract lets him ride track and do a spell at home each year as well. The rainbow jersey on the track is testament to that working for him.
ed073
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Hendy's copped a bit of stick for not chasing a ProTour spot, but the US contract lets him ride track and do a spell at home each year as well. The rainbow jersey on the track is testament to that working for him.
Too right. Like Stu in the GAN days.
Pro Tour is all consuming.
Wilchemy
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Did you ever do the Melb-Warny ed?
matagi
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Ok guys, given I know stuff all about pro-tour racing, a question related to the FLandis thing .....
If/when his B sample comes back positive, they strip him of his TdF win - fine, BUT do they then go back and recalculate stage wins/time bonuses/points etc?
mrkott3r
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I dunno if this has been posted. This thread moves too fast.
Landis's T/E test was a ratio of 11to1. What was the limit again? 4to1? haha http://www.cyclingnews.com/news.php?id=news/2006/aug06/aug01news2
classic1
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Ok guys, given I know stuff all about pro-tour racing, a question related to the FLandis thing .....
If/when his B sample comes back positive, they strip him of his TdF win - fine, BUT do they then go back and recalculate stage wins/time bonuses/points etc?
Hell loose his stage win on the day he tested positive, and probably points too, but as I understand it the time bonuses are unaffected.
ed073
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Did you ever do the Melb-Warny ed?
Confirmed. Back in the 90s when it was handicapped.
Melb-Yarrawonga too....another marathon day in the saddle.
classic1
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Tour of Gippsland stages.
Stage 1 - August 2: Mallacoota, 25.5kms
Stage 2 - August 2: Mallacoota, 93.8kms
Stage 3 - August 3: Orbost, 42kms
Stage 4 - August 3: Orbost To Lakes Entrance, 113.7kms
Stage 5 - August 4: Lakes Entrance To Metung, 65.5kms
Stage 6 - August 4: Bairnsdale, 33kms
Stage 7 - August 5: Traralgon, 45kms
Stage 8 - August 5: Traralgon To Hazelwood, 63.2kms
Stage 9 - August 6: Warragul To Warragul, 134.8kms.
I know Craven in it to make cash and chases the sponsorship, but nothing like bringing the racing to the public! Mallacoota and Orbost?!!!! A stage finish out at the Hazelwood cooling pond?!!!
ed073
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[QUOTE=classic1
I know Craven in it to make cash and chases the sponsorship, but nothing like bringing the racing to the public! Mallacoota and Orbost?!!!! A stage finish out at the Hazelwood cooling pond?!!![/QUOTE]
Gold!!! :D :D
classic1
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Confirmed. Back in the 90s when it was handicapped.
Melb-Yarrawonga too....another marathon day in the saddle.My old man should have won or at least got second in the Yarrawonga one year - 87 or 88, can't remember the exact year. Less than 20 blokes left, fastest sprinter there by a mile, form of his life, picking his nose, tipped off 20km out and broke his collarbone.:(
Bulldog immediately attacked and won on his own.
matagi
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I dunno if this has been posted. This thread moves too fast.
Landis's T/E test was a ratio of 11to1. What was the limit again? 4to1? haha http://www.cyclingnews.com/news.php?id=news/2006/aug06/aug01news2You're way behind the times, that ratio has been floating around for several days now, as has the news that the lab ran an IRMS on his A sample which came back positive for exogenous testosterone. We now await with bated breath the results of the B sample analysis.
ed073
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My old man should have won or at least got second in the Yarrawonga one year - 87 or 88, can't remember the exact year. Less than 20 blokes left, fastest sprinter there by a mile, form of his life, picking his nose, tipped off 20km out and broke his collarbone.:(
Bulldog immediately attacked and won on his own.
That's bike racing, as they say. :)
62vette
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That's bike racing, as they say. :)
Yep, some poor bugger near the front of the bunch clipped a wheel and went down at the first corner on Sunday 2km into the ride and broke his wrist. It was a bit exciting for the 400 or so following riders getting round him as well.
The hard luck story of the day was the dude who broke away from the bunch only to get held up by a train about 8km from the finish. The bunch caught him and then didn't give him a gap when the crossing reopened. If it had been a race with commisaires he would have been OK.
mrkott3r
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You're way behind the times,
yeah thats what happens when you start writing a politics essay and concentrating on econometrics! :D
ed073
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yeah thats what happens when you start writing a politics essay and concentrating on econometrics! :D
"What political problems faced the Weimar Republic in it's early years?"
Discuss in 3000 words.
mrkott3r
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"What political problems faced the Weimar Republic in it's early years?"
Discuss in 3000 words.
I can do it in one hyphenated word:
hyper-inflation.
classic1
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That's bike racing, as they say. :)
It is, it is. He won a few Pro opens anyway, track and road, so he can't really complain.:)
matagi
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I can do it in one hyphenated word:
hyper-inflation.Surely that was an economic problem rather than a political one? Although granted, political decisions often produce unexpected economic effects.
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