Bettini jersey

http://www.cyclingnews.com/photos/20...?id=Reu_podium

What is the jersey he is wearing? Has Quickstep changed it's colors?

JT

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"John Forrest Tomlinson" wrote in message
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http://www.cyclingnews.com/photos/20...?id=Reu_podium

What is the jersey he is wearing? Has Quickstep changed it's colors?


I'll bet that color is supposed to be 'gold'.

Carl Sundquist Wrote:
"John Forrest Tomlinson" wrote in message
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http://tinyurl.com/6qy8f

What is the jersey he is wearing? Has Quickstep changed it'
colors?


I'll bet that color is supposed to be 'gold'.

From the same article as where you took the photo's:

"Paolo Bettini's second place - his third in a World Cup this year
saw him edge very close to Davide Rebellin (Gerolsteiner) in th
overall standings. Bettini now has 308 points while Rebellin, wh
finished sixth, has 314 points. *The Olympic Champion, who was wearin
a special gold trimmed jersey today*, will now look forward t
October's Paris-Tours and the Tour of Lombardy to try and overhau
Rebellin. "

*Snotty voice* You could have read that yourself

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Tuschinski

Tuschinski Wrote:
From the same article as where you took the photo's:

"Paolo Bettini's second place - his third in a World Cup this year
saw him edge very close to Davide Rebellin (Gerolsteiner) in th
overall standings. Bettini now has 308 points while Rebellin, wh
finished sixth, has 314 points. *The Olympic Champion, who was wearin
a special gold trimmed jersey today*, will now look forward t
October's Paris-Tours and the Tour of Lombardy to try and overhau
Rebellin. "

*Snotty voice* You could have read that yourself.

Off-topic. Freire was ninth in that sprint? Was he hemmed in in th
sprint or is his form completely down the drain?

Actually almost as surprising is the 16th spot for Markus Zber

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Tuschinski

On Mon, 23 Aug 2004 22:41:01 +1000, Tuschinski wrote:
Off-topic. Freire was ninth in that sprint? Was he hemmed in in the
sprint or is his form completely down the drain?

Breukink commented he thought it was a miracle F. even started.
Apparently he crashed on his chest a few days or a while ago.

Ewoud Dronkert Wrote:
On Mon, 23 Aug 2004 22:41:01 +1000, Tuschinski wrote:
Off-topic. Freire was ninth in that sprint? Was he hemmed in in the
sprint or is his form completely down the drain?

Breukink commented he thought it was a miracle F. even started.
Apparently he crashed on his chest a few days or a while ago.

That is a good enough explanation then:

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Tuschinski

yes 'gold' it was a one time Olympic tribute from the team management
(jersey, frame and saddle).
cost: the usual Cipo-fine.

Tuschinski wrote in message ...
Carl Sundquist Wrote:
"John Forrest Tomlinson" wrote in message
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http://tinyurl.com/6qy8f

What is the jersey he is wearing? Has Quickstep changed it's
colors?


I'll bet that color is supposed to be 'gold'.

From the same article as where you took the photo's:

*The Olympic Champion, who was wearing
a special gold trimmed jersey today*,

A pretty clever work around. Pascal Richard ran afoul of the IOC by
putting the rings on his Mobilvetta jersey. I don't think the IOC
has copyrighted the color gold yet....

"brian roth" wrote in message
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Tuschinski wrote in
message ...
Carl Sundquist Wrote:
"John Forrest Tomlinson" wrote in message
...

http://tinyurl.com/6qy8f

What is the jersey he is wearing? Has Quickstep changed it's
colors?


I'll bet that color is supposed to be 'gold'.

From the same article as where you took the photo's:

*The Olympic Champion, who was wearing
a special gold trimmed jersey today*,

A pretty clever work around. Pascal Richard ran afoul of the IOC by
putting the rings on his Mobilvetta jersey. I don't think the IOC
has copyrighted the color gold yet....

IMSO, it would look even better if the white on his shorts was replaced with
gold as well.

John Forrest Tomlinson wrote:

...Has Quickstep changed it's colors?

I thought New York had good schools.