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19-05.-2004, 01:28 AM
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cheapest KOM points in history?
In the Tour-of-Many-Syllables:
http://www.letour.com/stf/tlr/2004/fr/parcours_05.html Two climbs, each of 150 meters, each cat 1. Not bad for 300 meters... The Tour this year is doubling points on terminal climbs, but this seems to not be the case in TdMS: http://www.letour.com/stf/tlr/2004/fr/reglement.html Dan |
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19-05.-2004, 02:51 AM
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Re: cheapest KOM points in history?
Dan Connelly wrote:
> In the Tour-of-Many-Syllables: > http://www.letour.com/stf/tlr/2004/fr/parcours_05.html > > Two climbs, each of 150 meters, each cat 1. Not bad > for 300 meters... Those two climbs are the finishing climbs of Mont St. Clair. From two years ago, when the race was known as the Midi Libre: http://www.google.com/groups?selm=3...03%40nospam.com |
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19-05.-2004, 06:53 AM
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Re: cheapest KOM points in history?
Dan Connelly <d_j_c_o_n_n_e_l@i_e_e_e.o_r_g> wrote in message news:<TQqqc.68722$p36.30036@newssvr25.news.prodigy.com>...
> In the Tour-of-Many-Syllables: > http://www.letour.com/stf/tlr/2004/fr/parcours_05.html > > Two climbs, each of 150 meters, each cat 1. Not bad > for 300 meters... > > The Tour this year is doubling points on terminal climbs, but > this seems to not be the case in TdMS: > http://www.letour.com/stf/tlr/2004/fr/reglement.html > > > > Dan Oh, Foo! And double foo! For a moment I thought they had finally put up the profiles for the non-mountain stages for the '04 Toor day France. Clearly the most amusing thing is the awarding KOM jersies before the real climbs commence. To those Jacky Durand-types who zip off the front for an easy care-free ride over Cat 4 bumps before being absorbed again as the sprinter trains home in on the finish line. Anything to get that sponsor's name proudly up before the cameras while the spanish fleas bide their time. Whee! |
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