So, has Di Luca won it?

Couple minutes GC going into the last few stages?


What do you think?



-Bob

Hell and High Water wrote:
Couple minutes GC going into the last few stages?


What do you think?

Yeah, he's won it. That's too much time for guys
like Simoni and Schleck to pull back on the road
to Verona.

It's a lot to expect from guys that don't win time
trials.

Bob Schwartz

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Hell and High Water wrote:
Couple minutes GC going into the last few stages?


What do you think?

Yeah, he's won it. That's too much time for guys
like Simoni and Schleck to pull back on the road
to Verona.

It's a lot to expect from guys that don't win time
trials.

Don't want to jinx it, but I have to agree.


I was worried about today. In my opinion, this was the last chance for
anyone to make enough gain to put Danilo in trouble....


-Bob H

On May 30, 8:54 am, Hell and High Water
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Hell and High Water wrote:
Couple minutes GC going into the last few stages?

What do you think?

Yeah, he's won it. That's too much time for guys
like Simoni and Schleck to pull back on the road
to Verona.

It's a lot to expect from guys that don't win time
trials.

Don't want to jinx it, but I have to agree.

I was worried about today. In my opinion, this was the last chance for
anyone to make enough gain to put Danilo in trouble....




Dumbass -


You wanna see an exciting race or see them ride around in a boringass
coronation parade?

Nevermind. You already answered the question.


thanks,

K. Gringioni.

On May 30, 8:29 am, Hell and High Water
wrote:
Couple minutes GC going into the last few stages?

What do you think?

I think that The Killer is too far ahead for any serious attempts. But
I also believe that Eddy Mazzoleni is going to get second and perhaps
win the TT.

Hell and High Water wrote:
Couple minutes GC going into the last few stages?


What do you think?

Probably but I have a hunch that on the fiftieth anniversary of their
last Tour victory a small country may provide the winner again

Dan Gregory wrote:
Hell and High Water wrote:
Couple minutes GC going into the last few stages?


What do you think?

Probably but I have a hunch that on the fiftieth anniversary of their
last Tour victory a small country may provide the winner again

Of course, 50 years ago the rider from a small country finished
4th in the Giro. Although he did win the TT that started in Verona
that year.

Bob Schwartz

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Hell and High Water wrote:
Couple minutes GC going into the last few stages?


What do you think?

Probably but I have a hunch that on the fiftieth anniversary of their
last Tour victory a small country may provide the winner again


Think little brother can make up two minutes in the TT?

Really?


The kids red hot, but that's a LOT of time over 43 km...


-Bob

Hell and High Water wrote:
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Hell and High Water wrote:
Couple minutes GC going into the last few stages?


What do you think?
Probably but I have a hunch that on the fiftieth anniversary of their
last Tour victory a small country may provide the winner again


Think little brother can make up two minutes in the TT?

Really?


The kids red hot, but that's a LOT of time over 43 km...
Please note I said Tour not Giro. A little cryptic but think 2008 ....
;_))

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Hell and High Water wrote:

Couple minutes GC going into the last few stages?


What do you think?

Through the miracle of hindsight
he could have led the race wire to wire.
With 5 km to go cycling news announced

16:41 CEST Gibo, Schleck and Piepoli, now together,
catch Baliani. Di Luca is suffering!

Uh huh.

--
Michael Press