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MagillaGorilla
Guest
http://www.velonews.com/race/int/articles/11233.0.html
For cycling, it is very important to have a star. It is what draws
people's interest to the sport. Furthermore it is very important for the
sport to have a star who races, since it is the stars that give a race
its prestige. No matter where the race is, Spain, Switzerland, Italy or
Germany, it is important for the prestige of any race that the big stars
compete. It is important for all of those smaller races and it is
important for everyone involved in cycling.
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Look how stupid Deldopa is. He thinks it's possible for riders today to
win year around just because it was possible in the 1960's and 1970's
when the average pro was making $8k and was the athletic equivalent of a
Cat. 1.
Yet when the top guys do race year round..they just coast in 80% of the
races. What respectable fan wants to see that kind of athletic fraud?
When Vinokourov raced San Francisco with an inch of hair on his legs, it
was hilarious seeing all the dumbasses in here talk about it like he
actually came over here to win the race. And then everybody starts
thinking Charles Dionne is this great rider with tons of European
potential (he's riding for Cocaine Villa this year).
Thanks,
Magilla
For cycling, it is very important to have a star. It is what draws
people's interest to the sport. Furthermore it is very important for the
sport to have a star who races, since it is the stars that give a race
its prestige. No matter where the race is, Spain, Switzerland, Italy or
Germany, it is important for the prestige of any race that the big stars
compete. It is important for all of those smaller races and it is
important for everyone involved in cycling.
-----------------------
Look how stupid Deldopa is. He thinks it's possible for riders today to
win year around just because it was possible in the 1960's and 1970's
when the average pro was making $8k and was the athletic equivalent of a
Cat. 1.
Yet when the top guys do race year round..they just coast in 80% of the
races. What respectable fan wants to see that kind of athletic fraud?
When Vinokourov raced San Francisco with an inch of hair on his legs, it
was hilarious seeing all the dumbasses in here talk about it like he
actually came over here to win the race. And then everybody starts
thinking Charles Dionne is this great rider with tons of European
potential (he's riding for Cocaine Villa this year).
Thanks,
Magilla