Amarillo. Boonen looking good for World's.
Correction noted.
I'm pretty impressed that Boonen did so well - he's not that far off (1.27) the
guys who you expect to finish at the top on a 42.5km flat ITT.
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The bloody clubs are bloody full
Of bloody girls and bloody guys
With bloody murder in their eyes
remove YOUR SHOES to reply, ok?
Most of the websites refer to it as a golden jersey.
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Absolute proof that Levi is cheating.
Correction incorrect.
From www.lavuelta.com/08/espanol/noticias/noticias5.html?e=5 :
"Las ideas de Johan Bruyneel parecen perfectamente asumidas en el seno
de un equipo que a pesar de tener EL JERSEY ORO sobre los hombros de
Leipheimer sólo piensa en las opciones de Contador."
Oro = Gold
Amarillo = Yellow
Easy to remember if you'd ever been to Amarillo, Texas since all the
residents have yellow teeth.
Bike, bike, bike, meow,
ABS
Was I too hasty? I know for legal reasons it can't be called (the
Spanish for) 'maillot jaune' officially, but I was still under the
impression most Spanish media just call it amarillo not oro.
Anyway, how about that Boonen, eh?
I know. Still, I think the norm is: 'el jersey oro' vs. 'Leipheimer en
amarillo'.
Rubbish although this race will be forever tainted,
without the Millar line no one can say who is or isn't
but merely insinuate that they all are.
Brings a fond tear to my eye, this does! The Millar Line is all grown up
and doesn't even need me anymore.
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