My Impressions of the Sanya City Circuit Race [long]

rechungREMOVETHIS wrote:
Have I mentioned how much I appreciate your taxes paying my salary? Ooops,
look at the time! I have to go back to bed and sleep in late so I'll look
properly rumpled when I autopilot my lecture today.

Being in Paris that must be an Airbus autopilot.

wrote:
On Oct 29, 2:07 pm, Ewoud Dronkert
wrote:

I did stumble upon the impressive palmares of Richard (Dick) Bukacki,
born 1946, professional 1968-1982, 4 full pages of results, 1 win each
for the 1st 2 years, several wins every year after that. A real sharp
shooter.

A Google search doesn't show his palmares. Am I looking in the wrong
place?


Phonetic spelling doesn't help.
You need to search for "dick" and "bukkake".
I think Ewoud can share the results of his Google image search too.

* Stu Fleming a écrit profondement:
|
| Richard (Dick) Bukacki,

maybe I get different results searching based on my location
in france currently but:

http://www.memoire-du-cyclisme.net/pelotons/eq1968.php

http://www.memoire-du-cyclisme.net/p...ki_richard.php

memoire-du-cyclisme.net is a good site to bookmark


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Stu Fleming wrote:
Phonetic spelling doesn't help.
You need to search for "dick" and "bukkake". I think Ewoud can share the
results of his Google image search too.

Just an application of your old rbr speling theory.

Bill Sornson wrote:
wrote:

Have I mentioned how much I appreciate your taxes paying my salary?
Ooops, look at the time! I have to go back to bed and sleep in late so
I'll look properly rumpled when I autopilot my lecture today.

Wade Churchill is working again?

Bill, if you are going to make political cracks, at least get the name
right. Try "Ward LeRoy Churchill".

Hmmm..., a Google search indicated the common error of "Wade Churchill"
on a lot of right wing blogs.

--
Tom Sherman - Holstein-Friesland Bovinia
When did ignorance of biology become a "family value"?

On Oct 30, 2:07 am, Ewoud Dronkert
wrote:
Marian schreef:

As someone who lives in Sanya and who truly enjoys cycling as a sport

If you really do races because they're fun and to improve yourself, and
30.2 kph for 60 km was the fastest you ever went for the distance, and
you did not win, why did you get knickers in a twist over some prize
money and a 2nd place (loser's) trophy?!

BTW, I checked the ultra comprehensive "100 Years of road cyclists -
Dutch professional riders and their results" and no mention of a Jan
Kole, or Koole, Coole, Koelen or similar. Did he never leave the amateur
ranks despite his Giro and Vuelta exploits?

I did stumble upon the impressive palmares of Richard (Dick) Bukacki,
born 1946, professional 1968-1982, 4 full pages of results, 1 win each
for the 1st 2 years, several wins every year after that. A real sharp
shooter.

--
E. Dronkert

you know i think you have something wrong my dad raced in the 1980's
jan adriaan kole

sincerly Sander Kolw

wrote:
BTW, I checked the ultra comprehensive "100 Years of road cyclists -
Dutch professional riders and their results" and no mention of a Jan
Kole, or Koole, Coole, Koelen or similar. Did he never leave the amateur
ranks despite his Giro and Vuelta exploits?

you know i think you have something wrong my dad raced in the 1980's
jan adriaan kole

Oh right, well in any case there is no-one by that name in the book,
purporting to hold all Dutch _professional_ road cyclists from 1895 to
1995 or thereabouts. Did your father have a contract as a professional
rider? If indeed he did, the book isn't complete after all...

Cheers.


--
E. Dronkert

Ewoud Dronkert wrote:
BTW, I checked the ultra comprehensive "100 Years of road cyclists -
Dutch professional riders and their results" and no mention of a Jan
Kole, or Koole, Coole, Koelen or similar. Did he never leave the
amateur ranks despite his Giro and Vuelta exploits?

wrote:
you know i think you have something wrong my dad raced in the 1980's jan
adriaan kole

Ewoud Dronkert wrote:
Oh right, well in any case there is no-one by that name in the book,
purporting to hold all Dutch _professional_ road cyclists from 1895 to
1995 or thereabouts. Did your father have a contract as a professional
rider? If indeed he did, the book isn't complete after all...

Perhaps he wasn't registered/licensed in Holland ?

Donald Munro wrote:
Ewoud Dronkert wrote:
Oh right, well in any case there is no-one by that name in the book,
purporting to hold all Dutch _professional_ road cyclists from 1895 to
1995 or thereabouts. Did your father have a contract as a professional
rider? If indeed he did, the book isn't complete after all...

Perhaps he wasn't registered/licensed in Holland ?

No, doesn't matter, the scope of the book is all pro riders of Dutch
nationality.


--
E. Dronkert

Ewoud Dronkert wrote:
Donald Munro wrote:
Ewoud Dronkert wrote:
Oh right, well in any case there is no-one by that name in the book,
purporting to hold all Dutch _professional_ road cyclists from 1895 to
1995 or thereabouts. Did your father have a contract as a professional
rider? If indeed he did, the book isn't complete after all...
Perhaps he wasn't registered/licensed in Holland ?

No, doesn't matter, the scope of the book is all pro riders of Dutch
nationality.

Dutch sporting names are always very confusing.
There was an English soccer manager in the late 70s who tried to sign
Hertz Van Rental.