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Giro D'Italia 2008 : Stage 21 - June 1st : Cesano Maderno => Milano (ITT), 28.5 km - Page 7

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It will be interesting to see if Bruyneel fights this very hard and if he would win. I would imagine the Kazaks are not completely thrilled with the fact that Bruyneel has taken away some of the National Team composition of Astana.
But can Bruyneel even fight it? Isn't he just an employee of a Kazahk owned enterprise? I wouldn't be surprised at all to see that somehow Vino is part owner of the team. Why else did the Kazakh sponsor stay in if not to wait for Vino to come back and get ready for the Olympics using the team as support/training/.... ? Now will Vino stay with the team after the Olympics? Big unknown, but it would be great to see him tackle the Vuelta with Contador in the team, wonder who would be the leader...
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But can Bruyneel even fight it? Isn't he just an employee of a Kazahk owned enterprise? I wouldn't be surprised at all to see that somehow Vino is part owner of the team. Why else did the Kazakh sponsor stay in if not to wait for Vino to come back and get ready for the Olympics using the team as support/training/.... ? Now will Vino stay with the team after the Olympics? Big unknown, but it would be great to see him tackle the Vuelta with Contador in the team, wonder who would be the leader...
Vino....
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yep, would be great to watch, and imagine the spin coming out too.
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How would Vino be able to ride this year? Isn't he serving two years, and four years off a pro tour team like Astana?
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How would Vino be able to ride this year? Isn't he serving two years, and four years off a pro tour team like Astana?
It is the national federations that set the punishment.

Kazakstan only gave Vino one year so he's back in time to race the Olympics.

Regarding the 4-year rule, that has already been scoffed at by Liquigas in signing Basso for next year. Plus, the Pro Tour is kind of a joke with all the UCI/ASO/RCS battles.
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It is the national federations that set the punishment.

Kazakstan only gave Vino one year so he's back in time to race the Olympics.

Regarding the 4-year rule, that has already been scoffed at by Liquigas in signing Basso for next year. Plus, the Pro Tour is kind of a joke with all the UCI/ASO/RCS battles.
Speaking of which, given that there are only 2 months to the Olympics, what is Vino doing these days? If he intends to race in the Olympics, I would imagine that he would have made some move by now?
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