Marty Pietruszk
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Ed-D
"Marty Pietruszka" <mpietrus@charter.net> wrote in message news:vinog94f660340@corp.supernews.com...
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I don't know who Tommy Rominger is but Tony Rominger is an accomplished Swiss cyclist who (if I'm
not mistaken) won the Vuelta once or twice.
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I don't know who Tommy Rominger is but Tony Rominger is an accomplished Swiss cyclist who (if I'm
not mistaken) won the Vuelta once or twice.
Nick Burns
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> I don't know who Tommy Rominger is but Tony Rominger is an accomplished
Swiss
> cyclist who (if I'm not mistaken) won the Vuelta once or twice.
>
Who was that Scandinavian dude that rode for Bianchi in the '70s? Tommy Prim? Everyone (except the
tifosi) figured he should have been the protected rider but he had to ride as gregario for some
other Italians that I can't even remember. IICR he place very high in at least one Giro.
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> "Marty Pietruszka" <mpietrus@charter.net> wrote in message
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> I don't know who Tommy Rominger is but Tony Rominger is an accomplished
Swiss
> cyclist who (if I'm not mistaken) won the Vuelta once or twice.
>
Who was that Scandinavian dude that rode for Bianchi in the '70s? Tommy Prim? Everyone (except the
tifosi) figured he should have been the protected rider but he had to ride as gregario for some
other Italians that I can't even remember. IICR he place very high in at least one Giro.
Bart
Yes Primm, but I think Knudsen also rode for Bianchi.
about Rominger, is he still involved in coaching Millar ?
about Rominger, is he still involved in coaching Millar ?
Nick Burns
"Bart" <bart.vanhoorebeeck@NOTRASHpandora.be> wrote in message
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> Yes Primm, but I think Knudsen also rode for Bianchi.
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> about Rominger, is he still involved in coaching Millar ?
Good question. The last I heard Rominger was an agent. No doubt he could do both but I think his
primary pursuit was to work as a rider's agent.
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> Yes Primm, but I think Knudsen also rode for Bianchi.
>
> about Rominger, is he still involved in coaching Millar ?
Good question. The last I heard Rominger was an agent. No doubt he could do both but I think his
primary pursuit was to work as a rider's agent.
Tc Rider
"Nick Burns" <chris@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> > "Marty Pietruszka" <mpietrus@charter.net> wrote in message
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> > > http://www.cyclingnews.com/photos/?id=2002/news/dec02/vuelta_pres
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> > I don't know who Tommy Rominger is but Tony Rominger is an accomplished
> Swiss
> > cyclist who (if I'm not mistaken) won the Vuelta once or twice.
> >
>
> Who was that Scandinavian dude that rode for Bianchi in the '70s? Tommy Prim? Everyone (except the
> tifosi) figured he should have been the
protected
> rider but he had to ride as gregario for some other Italians that I can't even remember. IICR he
> place very high in at least one Giro.
Prim rode in the early 80s powerhouse Bianchi squad. I think Knud Knudsen rode in the lates '70s for
Bianchi. Prim had a battle with Hinault in '82 where he might have won had his Italian team been
willing to throw their weight behind him instead of supporting multiple leaders. Maybe that's the
one you're referring to.
TC
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> > "Marty Pietruszka" <mpietrus@charter.net> wrote in message
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> > > http://www.cyclingnews.com/photos/?id=2002/news/dec02/vuelta_pres
> > > --
> >
> > I don't know who Tommy Rominger is but Tony Rominger is an accomplished
> Swiss
> > cyclist who (if I'm not mistaken) won the Vuelta once or twice.
> >
>
> Who was that Scandinavian dude that rode for Bianchi in the '70s? Tommy Prim? Everyone (except the
> tifosi) figured he should have been the
protected
> rider but he had to ride as gregario for some other Italians that I can't even remember. IICR he
> place very high in at least one Giro.
Prim rode in the early 80s powerhouse Bianchi squad. I think Knud Knudsen rode in the lates '70s for
Bianchi. Prim had a battle with Hinault in '82 where he might have won had his Italian team been
willing to throw their weight behind him instead of supporting multiple leaders. Maybe that's the
one you're referring to.
TC
Bret Wade
"Nick Burns" <chris@hotmail.com> wrote in message
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> "Ed-D" <rado4b0202@sneakemail.com> wrote in message
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> >
> > "Marty Pietruszka" <mpietrus@charter.net> wrote in message
> > news:vinog94f660340@corp.supernews.com...
> > > http://www.cyclingnews.com/photos/?id=2002/news/dec02/vuelta_pres
> > > --
> >
> > I don't know who Tommy Rominger is but Tony Rominger is an accomplished
> Swiss
> > cyclist who (if I'm not mistaken) won the Vuelta once or twice.
> >
>
> Who was that Scandinavian dude that rode for Bianchi in the '70s? Tommy Prim? Everyone (except the
> tifosi) figured he should have been the protected rider but he had to ride as gregario for some
> other Italians that I can't even remember. IICR he place very high in at least one Giro.
I believe it was Tommy Prim who won the Morgul Bismark stage of the Coors Classic in 1986 on a long
breakaway. He was on the Bianchi team with Moreno Argentin that came to Colorado that year to
aclimate for the '86 worlds in CO Springs.
Bret
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> "Ed-D" <rado4b0202@sneakemail.com> wrote in message
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> > "Marty Pietruszka" <mpietrus@charter.net> wrote in message
> > news:vinog94f660340@corp.supernews.com...
> > > http://www.cyclingnews.com/photos/?id=2002/news/dec02/vuelta_pres
> > > --
> >
> > I don't know who Tommy Rominger is but Tony Rominger is an accomplished
> Swiss
> > cyclist who (if I'm not mistaken) won the Vuelta once or twice.
> >
>
> Who was that Scandinavian dude that rode for Bianchi in the '70s? Tommy Prim? Everyone (except the
> tifosi) figured he should have been the protected rider but he had to ride as gregario for some
> other Italians that I can't even remember. IICR he place very high in at least one Giro.
I believe it was Tommy Prim who won the Morgul Bismark stage of the Coors Classic in 1986 on a long
breakaway. He was on the Bianchi team with Moreno Argentin that came to Colorado that year to
aclimate for the '86 worlds in CO Springs.
Bret
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