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Liggett implies Ullrich should not have slowed for Lance on Luz Ardiden
http://tdf.olntv.com/, Phil Liggett link, Stage 15 report, on the
right. In short: ----- Should Ullrich have waited for him? After all two years ago, it was a great gesture, but of little importance to the race -- they were going downhill. This time, Ullrich lost all his rhythm and he can never accelerate like Lance. Just another viewpoint. ----- |
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Liggett implies Ullrich should not have slowed for Lance on Luz Ardiden
In article , Doug
wrote: http://tdf.olntv.com/, Phil Liggett link, Stage 15 report, on the right. In short: ----- Should Ullrich have waited for him? After all two years ago, it was a great gesture, but of little importance to the race -- they were going downhill. This time, Ullrich lost all his rhythm and he can never accelerate like Lance. Just another viewpoint. Ullrich said it was nice to catch his breath while they waited for Lance. IOW, Ullrich got to rest while Lance had to chase and then Mayo made sure Lance didn't get to rest once he regained the group. -WG |
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Liggett implies Ullrich should not have slowed for Lance on Luz Ardiden
In article , mapei81
@aol.com says... Related hypothetical question, just for fun: Would Lance have waited if Jan had crashed on the "look" climb? I can't imagine it. I couldn't image him *not* waiting, particularly in a situation as visible as that one was (and wasn't he pretty well fixed up for points on that climb as well?) - Al |
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Liggett implies Ullrich should not have slowed for Lance on Luz Ardiden
Probably not. But, remember, he attacked on that climb specifically at that
"look" spot. As paranoid as htis sounds, one wouldn't want to slow down everytime someone crashes, since that could be a tactic used to slow down a rider up ahead. Lance was actually attacking at that spot, making things happen, so it would be illogical to slow down. At Luz Ardiden, Jan wasn't actively attacking right then when Lance went down, so it was good sportsmanships (and classy) to slow a bit. Bob "Mapei81" wrote in message ... Related hypothetical question, just for fun: Would Lance have waited if Jan had crashed on the "look" climb? I can't imagine it. |
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Liggett implies Ullrich should not have slowed for Lance on Luz Ardiden
"Robert Morgan" wrote in message thlink.net... Probably not. But, remember, he attacked on that climb specifically at that "look" spot. As paranoid as htis sounds, one wouldn't want to slow down everytime someone crashes, since that could be a tactic used to slow down a rider up ahead. Lance was actually attacking at that spot, making things happen, so it would be illogical to slow down. At Luz Ardiden, Jan wasn't actively attacking right then when Lance went down, so it was good sportsmanships (and classy) to slow a bit. Bob I disagree..........he would have waited......He has in the past an would then......he was attacking stupid's attack......it was a counter attack........ "Mapei81" wrote in message ... Related hypothetical question, just for fun: Would Lance have waited if Jan had crashed on the "look" climb? I can't imagine it. |
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