TdF Stage 3 - Risk to Contador?
Brad Anders
Are the cobbles a risk to Contador?
Brad Anders
Fred Flintstein
Given his status as a former teammate of Lance Armstrong and
past employee of Tailwind Sports he would be foolish to ride
cobbles without first consulting legal counsel.
B. Lafferty
DA74
No, that is silly. A former Belgian pro told me that a friend of his
heard that he trained really hard for that stage, the kind of training
where he would take stimulants and then pair that up with "shit to
enhance recovery" - He'll be fine.
-Bib Shworts
Fredmaster of Brainerd
Certainement, if there are student protests, he
might be hit by a cobble. Quel dommage!
Fredmaitre Ben
Randall
<bob.schwa...@sbcREMOVEglobal.net> wrote:
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> >http://www.cyclingnews.com/races/97th-tour-de-france-gt/stage-3
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> > Are the cobbles a risk to Contador?
don't ride the pave to often. Contador has trained a bit on
cobblestones this spring. My guess is that he can probably stay with
Lance and field unless they really decide to go fast.
ronaldo_jeremiah
> > > Are the cobbles a risk to Contador?
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> The pave may prove to be a significant risk for Contador. Today's pros
> don't ride the pave to often. Contador has trained a bit on
> cobblestones this spring. My guess is that he can probably stay with
> Lance and field unless they really decide to go fast.
It's only June 30th, dumbass. You're a day early.
-rj
--D-y
> http://www.cyclingnews.com/races/97th-tour-de-france-gt/stage-3
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> Are the cobbles a risk to Contador?
This race beginning is an obvious gift-- and compliment-- to Lance
Armstrong.
Don't let anyone kid you, the French love him and would be ecstatic to
see him win Number Eight, a record that would be a long time in the
equalling, including a second miraculous comeback story.
--D-y
A. Dumas
> Are the cobbles a risk to Contador?
No, but the hectic parts leading up to them are.
Andre
The French detest Lance.