Now the worldwide media won't cover the race anymore. Such a shame as
[censored]-nub Julich is sitting third. The last foreign journalist flew out
of France with Lance.
critter [censored]
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Now the worldwide media won't cover the race anymore. Such a shame as
[censored]-nub Julich is sitting third. The last foreign journalist flew out
of France with Lance.
critter [censored]
crit PRO said:Now the worldwide media won't cover the race anymore. Such a shame as
[censored]-nub Julich is sitting third. The last foreign journalist flew out
of France with Lance.
We need to put a GPS on Jeff and check his current location...
crit PRO said:Quoted message said:Now the worldwide media won't cover the race anymore. Such a shame as
[censored]-nub Julich is sitting third. The last foreign journalist flew out
of France with Lance.
Stewart Fleming said:We need to put a GPS on Jeff and check his current location...
In the only bar in Belgium that sells Australian beer perhaps ?
Donald Munro schreef:
Quoted message said:Stewart Fleming said:We need to put a GPS on Jeff and check his current location...
In the only bar in Belgium that sells Australian beer perhaps ?
must be
CN today:
Tirreno-Adriatico route shortened
Tirreno-Adriatico from Tivoli to Torricella will be re-routed as a result of
heavy snowfall in the area, with icy conditions on parts of the original race
route deemed too dangerous to ride in.
As a result, the peloton will face a slightly longer parcours at 228
kilometres (13 kilometres more), ....
Van Hoorebeeck Bart said:CN today:
Tirreno-Adriatico route shortened
As a result, the peloton will face a slightly longer parcours at 228
kilometres (13 kilometres more), ....
Vayer must've gotten to Jeff.
"Robert Chung" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:Van Hoorebeeck Bart said:CN today:
Tirreno-Adriatico route shortened
As a result, the peloton will face a slightly longer parcours at 228
kilometres (13 kilometres more), ....Vayer must've gotten to Jeff.
It was probably the lack of beer that got to me. That and an overcorrection
to the parallax error after viewing the parcours from the blimp.
Jeff (why drink Australian beer when there's perfectly good Belgian stuff?)
Jeff Jones said:It was probably the lack of beer that got to me. That and an overcorrection
to the parallax error after viewing the parcours from the blimp.
Please confirm: were you the last foreign journalist to leave France?
Jeff Jones said:Quoted message said:It was probably the lack of beer that got to me. That and an overcorrection
to the parallax error after viewing the parcours from the blimp.
Stewart Fleming said:Please confirm: were you the last foreign journalist to leave France?
Jeff and his blimp are omnipresent.
"Stewart Fleming" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:Jeff Jones said:It was probably the lack of beer that got to me. That and an
overcorrection
Quoted message said:Quoted message said:to the parallax error after viewing the parcours from the blimp.
Please confirm: were you the last foreign journalist to leave France?
French airspace, perhaps.
"crit PRO" <[email hidden]> wrote in message
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Quoted message said:Now the worldwide media won't cover the race anymore. Such a shame as
[censored]-nub Julich is sitting third. The last foreign journalist flew out
of France with Lance.critter [censored]
Maybe Greg Lemond will fly over tomorrow night to congratulate BJ and act
all excited.
http://pezcyclingnews.com/?pg=fullstory&id=2983
"The “Race to the Sun” finished today in the beautiful seaside town of
Nice. The American Bobby Julich of CSC who started the day in yellow
was able to finish the day that way as well, marking the first big
victory for him in years"
Hey Pez.......try first big victory for him EVER
On 03/13/2005 12:03 PM, in article
[email hidden], "crit PRO"
Quoted message said:http://pezcyclingnews.com/?pg=fullstory&id=2983
"The �Race to the Sun� finished today in the beautiful seaside town of
Nice. The American Bobby Julich of CSC who started the day in yellow
was able to finish the day that way as well, marking the first big
victory for him in years"Hey Pez.......try first big victory for him EVER
Criterium International (1998) is a pretty big race ... Not quite as big and
important as Paris Nice, but it did rank up there as a 1.1 stage race IIRC.
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