Time will tell.
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> And next year's tour as well
>
> B. Lafferty wrote:
> > Speaking of numbers, I hope LeBlanc gives Ullrich #51 in this year's Tour.
> >
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> >> I got it from a Spanish site that listed him as "retirado" (withdrawn). As I now realize, the
> >> 71 by his name wasn't the mile he dropped at, it was probably just his number. Oops.
> >>
> >> I guess he didn't drop, just finished out of the time limit.
> >>
> >> B. Lafferty wrote:
> >>> "trg" <
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> >>>> B. Lafferty wrote:
> >>>>> from the anxiety of knowing that Krispy beat Floyd by one second at Algarve. Krispy needs to
> >>>>> bluff better before he ramps it up in Georgia.
> >>>>>
> >>>>> From CyclingNews:
> >>>>>
> >>>>> "I wonder what Jan [Ullrich] thought when he heard I won in Portugal, that I'm winning in
> >>>>> February, when I'm nowhere near my peak," Armstrong said. "I was thinking what would I do if
> >>>>> I heard Ullrich had won a time-trial in February... I think I'd get straight down and do 50
> >>>>> sit-ups just to say to myself I was doing something. I didn't expect to win, but I did."
> >>>>
> >>>> Well, turns out Ullrich isn't losing sleep. He even dropped out of the CLASICA DE ALMERIA
> >>>> after just 71 kms to catch up on his zzz's. I guess Armstrong won't be doing situps either.
> >>>
> >>> Interesting, but not what the news services reported. What's your source?
> >>>
> >>> ---------------------------------
> >>>
> >>> From CyclingNews: Jan Ullrich (T-Mobile) described himself as happy with his first race of the
> >>> season, the Clasica Almeria in Spain, won by La Boulangère's Thomas Voeckler. Ullrich was part
> >>> of the main field that finished too far behind the 20 leaders to be classified. "After my
> >>> preparation with three training camps altogether, I feel on the right road towards the Tour de
> >>> France," Ullrich told the SID newsagency. "It is not my aim yet to keep up with the best
> >>> riders. Above all, it was important for getting the first racing kilometres
> >>> in. That can now be built on."
> >>>
> >>> From PezCyclingNews: Jan Ullrich has started to warm up his big diesel engine of a body by
> >>> turning out at the Clasica de Almeria, saying he couldn't have had a better start to his
> >>> season, and telling his website that he was happy to finish in the main bunch (over 20 minutes
> >>> back) because Guerini and Konecny were in the front of the race.
> >>>
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