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12-05.-2004, 01:21 AM
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Giro, stage 3
I like the way the Giro gets right up into the mountains. Bang, no
pussyfooting around. Third day and Garzelli may never get as close to the Maglia Rosa again. Was Cunego free-lancing? It took Simoni about 1 minute to open a 20 second gap. Yow. |
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12-05.-2004, 01:38 AM
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Re: Giro, stage 3
Robert Chung wrote:
> I like the way the Giro gets right up into the mountains. Bang, no > pussyfooting around. Third day and Garzelli may never get as close to the > Maglia Rosa again. > > Was Cunego free-lancing? > > It took Simoni about 1 minute to open a 20 second gap. Yow. > > naw I'm betting on outstanding team tactics... send Damiano up the road watch the reaction, jold the pace. Wait for Garzelli, Popovych, Noe & co to fade and launch from there. Damiano slides back in, covers any counter to Simoni's move and takes points + bonuses for his efforts. Don't suspect Corti and Gilberto are letting anyone play fast and loose with #3. Down side Saeco no has to either defend (for 3 weeks..), or pass the Pink to someone from whom they know they can retake the Pink Shirt. |
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