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JJ's Abbreviated Giro report

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  1. http://www.cyclingnews.com/road/2006//giro06/?id=live/giro0
    62

    15:12 CEST   
    Paolo Bettini sits at the back of the peloton, chatting
    to Leonardo Bertagnolli (Cofidis). Meanwhile, Matthias
    Kessler (T-Mobile) strips off his leg warmers with
    apparent ease.

    16:27 CEST   
    Marc De Maar (Rabobank) sheds his rain jacket and gives
    it back to the team car.

    16:36 CEST    158km/39km to go
    Delage attacks to take a sprint, but then realises that
    it is the 40km to go banner.

    17:14 CEST    190km/7km to go
    It looks like a McEwen/Petacchi battle in Marcinelle
    today, but maybe one of the others can surprise. The front
    of the peloton has changed a bit, with Wielinga
    (Quick.Step) doing a turn. So Bettini has a cunning plan
    today.

    Somebody won.

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    Michael Press

  2. Michael Press said:

    http://www.cyclingnews.com/road/2006//giro06/?id=live/giro0
    62

    15:12 CEST
    Paolo Bettini sits at the back of the peloton, chatting
    to Leonardo Bertagnolli (Cofidis). Meanwhile, Matthias
    Kessler (T-Mobile) strips off his leg warmers with
    apparent ease.

    16:27 CEST
    Marc De Maar (Rabobank) sheds his rain jacket and gives
    it back to the team car.

    16:36 CEST 158km/39km to go
    Delage attacks to take a sprint, but then realises that
    it is the 40km to go banner.

    17:14 CEST 190km/7km to go
    It looks like a McEwen/Petacchi battle in Marcinelle
    today, but maybe one of the others can surprise. The front
    of the peloton has changed a bit, with Wielinga
    (Quick.Step) doing a turn. So Bettini has a cunning plan
    today.

    Somebody won.

    "After 81km, Albizuri took another cash prime in Ardennes with the
    gruppo cruising 6'00 behind, with the first 84km covered at an average
    of just over 39 km/h. Just outside this tiny Walloon village, the break
    was stopped by a train passing at a level crossing and lost about 1'30
    to the chasing gruppo. With 88km to go in Ressaix, the gap was 4'35 and
    at the "110 Gazzetta" intermediate sprint, Delage bested Albiziru and
    Missaglia."

    They do things differently in Belgium.

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