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August 31st 05, 04:06 PM
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Looks like this was a more interesting stage than the last couple. I'd like to
see the footage of the climb up the cobbled hill. 
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September 1st 05, 05:24 AM
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Mad Dog wrote:
Looks like this was a more interesting stage than the last couple. I'd like to see the footage of the climb up the cobbled hill. The time gaps are going to be enormous. There was already a 20-minute spread from first to last today; expect several riders not to finish tomorrow, or to finish outside the time limit. Botero would be a good bet, because neither of the two finishing climbs are horrendously steep - they're long(ish) grinders.
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September 1st 05, 06:04 PM
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sonarrat wrote:
Mad Dog wrote: Looks like this was a more interesting stage than the last couple. I'd like to see the footage of the climb up the cobbled hill. The time gaps are going to be enormous. There was already a 20-minute spread from first to last today; expect several riders not to finish tomorrow, or to finish outside the time limit. Botero would be a good bet, because neither of the two finishing climbs are horrendously steep - they're long(ish) grinders. Landis abandis, anyone know why?
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