He was reported to be ill and had started to take antibiotics. With two rivals within 18 seconds to
Lance in the Pyrenees, I hardly think Brunell would have Heras "resting".
"Alex Rodriguez" <
[email protected]> a écrit dans le message de
news:[email protected]...
> In article <
[email protected]>,
[email protected]
> says...
>
> >As a newbie, can I ask a question and get a cordial reply (w/o being
called a
> >troll, or a dumbass, or the usual epithets that are common here?
>
> You are asking too much. No question, no matter how relevant, gets off without a few insults.
>
> >In last year's TdF, Heras led Armstrong through many of the mountain
stages.
> >He doesn't seem to have been anywhere near as visible in this role this
year. Has
> >his role on the team changed? Comments?
>
> He was around, but this year there are more climbers on the team to share
the
> load, so he is "resting". He probably has his sights on the Vuelta and is just along for the ride
> and to contribute, as necessary, towards Lance' win.
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