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Who will win the Vuelta?

Started by Walrus · 24 August 2005 · Last activity 25 August 2005 · 9 posts · 1,729 views

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Original section: Professional Cycling
Published: 24 August 2005
Last activity: 25 August 2005
Original author: Walrus
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Walrus
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24 August 2005, 02:14 UTC #1

Time to put your pick in for the GC win in the Vuelta...

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thebluetrain
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24 August 2005, 02:32 UTC #2

Walrus said:
Time to put your pick in for the GC win in the Vuelta...
1) Heras
2) Acevedo
3) Landis

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Catabolic_Jones
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24 August 2005, 05:59 UTC #3

thebluetrain said:
1) Heras
2) Acevedo
3) Landis

le train bleu!
Mancebo will win.

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MJtje
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24 August 2005, 08:44 UTC #4

LOL, Í'm going for another very clean team liberty seguros and heras........what a nice sport huh!?
Catabolic_Jones said:
le train bleu!
Mancebo will win.

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thebluetrain
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24 August 2005, 10:57 UTC #5

Catabolic_Jones said:
le train bleu!
Mancebo will win.

We'll see. Just cause he had an outstanding tour doesnt mean he will win the Vuelta.

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Roadrash Dunc
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24 August 2005, 13:28 UTC #6

Mancebo
Heras
Pereiro
Dont think Simoni is starting , he pussied out.

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musette
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24 August 2005, 13:55 UTC #7

Solely guessing:
Heras
Mancebo
Azevedo or Simoni
Simoni's current slated to start, I believe. He tried to not start, but his team wanted him to.

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tinks
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24 August 2005, 14:52 UTC #8

1. Heras
2. Sastre
3. Sevilla

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tcklyde
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25 August 2005, 16:15 UTC #9

Here's hoping for Sastre or Azevedo but Mancebo would be nice too. And really wishing Valverde was riding.

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