Jul 2009
2:28pm, 5 Jul 2009
534 posts
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The Teaboy
Cancellara won't top 5 if Andy Schleck is in contention. Riis will use him to help the team leaders like last year.
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Jul 2009
4:13pm, 5 Jul 2009
695 posts
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dan_a
Well that's a nice treat on Tynwald Day
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Jul 2009
4:15pm, 5 Jul 2009
5,941 posts
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surreystrider™
Powerful finish! Just looking at the results, is N.Roche related to Stephen?
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Jul 2009
4:16pm, 5 Jul 2009
2,996 posts
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*Anj*
Another brilliant sprint finish by Cav
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Jul 2009
4:18pm, 5 Jul 2009
1,186 posts
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fitzer
SS he is his son. Its good to see an irishman back in the tour
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Jul 2009
4:26pm, 5 Jul 2009
1,002 posts
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Chrisull
They had a whole bit on how Lance Armstrong doesn't feel older he says, but says it comes home to him when he rides against the sons of the people he used to ride against.
Cav was magnificent today, great performance - bet it won't be his last win either.
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Jul 2009
4:39pm, 5 Jul 2009
5,568 posts
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SPR™
Was Boonen involved in the crash?
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Jul 2009
4:44pm, 5 Jul 2009
2,115 posts
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Jason1969
Don't think Boonen went down, but he was slowed by it.
In many ways, a predictable early stage. 1. Break goes away. 2. Break gets caught close to the finish. 2a. Someone tries a cheeky getaway. 3. There's a crash in the last km. 4. Big sprint team sets it up perfectly.
I'm split over Cavendish. On the one hand he's a cocky, arrogant git. But on the other, he's a bloody good bike rider. It'll be fantastic to see him go head to head with Boonen.
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Jul 2009
4:48pm, 5 Jul 2009
938 posts
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SherryB
I don't think he's cocky or arrogant - just incredibly self-assured and confident.
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Jul 2009
4:50pm, 5 Jul 2009
2,117 posts
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Jason1969
You may have a point there, SherryB. It's a fine line. I do like how he acknowleges the support from the team, many of whom could be getting those wins.
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