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Tim Benzedrine
Guest
While Armonstrong and Hamilton undoubtedly feel good about pegging Mayo so
close on the Dauphine prologue, they shouldn't feel too pleased. Mayo beat
both men, despite having spent yesterday taking a close third in the
leg-sapping Classique des Alpes.
If Armstrong and/or Hamlilton had done that race -- and still placed as
close to Mayo as they did -- then they'd have something to feel good about.
Mayo's the man to watch, now and in the TdF.
close on the Dauphine prologue, they shouldn't feel too pleased. Mayo beat
both men, despite having spent yesterday taking a close third in the
leg-sapping Classique des Alpes.
If Armstrong and/or Hamlilton had done that race -- and still placed as
close to Mayo as they did -- then they'd have something to feel good about.
Mayo's the man to watch, now and in the TdF.