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| Guido Mukk |
Posted on 21-08-2007 23:17
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issoisso wrote:
by the way, all stages are live on eurosport, starting with the prologue tomorrow 
for those who don't have eurosport, I believe (not completely sure) that cycling.tv is also transmitting.
Thank you..I would missed that. |
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| Levi4life |
Posted on 22-08-2007 00:25
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Big George has the worst luck ever
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| Smoothie |
Posted on 22-08-2007 00:27
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it was pretty bad wasnt it  |
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| ruben |
Posted on 22-08-2007 00:59
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startorder prologue:
13u46 Tom Stubbe
13u47 Paul Martens
13u48 Aitor Galdos
13u49 Carlo Scognamiglio
13u50 Matthé Pronk
13u52 Tristan Valentin
13u54 Raul Alarcon
13u55 Aitor Perez
13u56 Roger Hammond
13u57 Allan Johansen
13u58 Pierre Drancourt
13u59 Pieter Mertens
14u00 Wilfried Cretskens
14u02 Thomas Dekker
14u03 Ludovic Auger
14u04 Francesco Chicchi
14u05 Tomas Vaitkus
14u06 Marcel Strauss
14u07 Sven Renders
14u08 Christoph Meschenmoser
14u09 Unai Etxebarria
14u10 Alessandro Cortinovis
14u11 Victor Hugo Pena
14u12 Julien Loubet
14u13 Rik Verbrugghe
14u14 Mads Kaggestad
14u15 Jose Alberto Benitez
14u16 Alberto Losada
14u17 Scott Davis
14u18 Kasper Klostergaard
14u19 Olivier Bonnaire
14u20 Greg Van Avermaet
14u21 Steven de Jongh
14u22 Roberto Longo
14u23 Juan Antonio Flecha
14u24 Christophe Detilloux
14u25 Alessandro Vanotti
14u26 Brian Vandborg
14u27 Oscar Gatto
14u28 Steven Caethoven
14u29 Aart Vierhouten
14u30 Jorge Azanza
14u31 Dennis Haueisen
14u32 Jimmy Casper
14u33 Simon Gerrans
14u34 Hervé Ducloas-Lassalle
14u35 William Bonnet
14u36 Jesus Del Nero
14u37 Alexei Markov
14u38 Jacob Piil
14u39 Mathew Goss
14u40 Alexandre Pïchot
14u41 Robbie McEwen
14u42 Dmytro Grabovskyy
14u43 Paolo Fornaciari
14u44 Rick Flens
14u45 Thierry Marichal
14u46 Roberto Petito
14u47 Fumiyuki Beppu
14u48 Carlo Westphal
14u49 Niko Eeckhout
14u50 Kenny van Hummel
14u51 Joseba Zubeldia
14u52 Mirco Lorenzetto
14u53 Marco Zanotti
14u54 Laurent Mangel
14u55 Frank Hoj
14u56 Jimmy Engoulvent
14u57 David Canada
14u58 Francisco Perez
14u59 Servais Knaven
15u00 Luke Roberts
15u01 Yohann Gene
15u02 Johan Vansummeren
15u03 Mauro Facci
15u04 Enrico Franzoi
15u05 Leon van Bon
15u06 Fabien Patanchon
15u07 Aleksandr Kuschynski
15u08 Steve Cummings
15u09 Markus Zberg
15u10 Koen Barbé
15u11 Maarten den Bakker
15u12 Ruben Perez
15u13 Matej Jurco
15u14 Gorik Gardeyn
15u15 Stéphane Poulhies
15u16 Michiel Elijzen
15u17 Benoit Poilvet
15u18 Luciano Pagliarini
15u19 Vicente Reynes
15u20 Greg Henderson
15u21 Martin Pedersen
15u22 Anthony Geslin
15u23 Fred Rodriguez
15u24 Wouter Weylandt
15u25 Fabio Baldato
15u26 Gerben Löwik
15u27 Mikael Cherel
15u28 Frederik Willems
15u29 Yaroslav Popovych
15u30 Heinrich Haussler
15u31 Frederik Veuchelen
15u32 Floris Goesinnen
15u33 Iban Mayoz
15u34 Marcel Sieberg
15u35 Markus Eichler
15u36 Christophe Riblon
15u37 Tyler Farrar
15u38 Sébastien Hinault
15u39 Rubens Bertogliati
15u40 Nicolas Portal
15u41 Adam Hansen
15u42 Anders Lund
15u43 Matthieu Sprick
15u44 Olivier Kaisen
15u45 Bram Tankink
15u46 Daniele Righi
15u47 Mathew Hayman
15u48 Johan Lindgren
15u49 Enrico Gasparotto
15u50 Volodymyr Bileka
15u51 David Kopp
15u52 Johan Coenen
15u53 Piet Rooijakkers
15u54 Benat Albizuri
15u55 Mirko Celestino
15u56 Arnaud Coyot
15u57 Nicolas Rousseau
15u58 Nick Nuyens
15u59 Julian Dean
16u00 Raivis Belohvosciks
16u01 Pablo Lastras
16u02 Mark Cavendish
16u03 Juan José Haedo
16u04 Franck Renier
16u05 Jurgen Van den Broeck
16u06 Sébastien Rosseler
16u07 Paolo Bossoni
16u08 Graeme Brown
16u09 Christophe Mengin
16u10 Manuel Quinziato
16u11 Gianni Meersman
16u12 Sven Krauss
16u13 Bart Vanheule
16u14 Maarten Tjllingii
16u15 Mikel Astarloza
16u16 Andriy Grivko
16u17 Gustav Erik Larsson
16u18 Jean-Patrick Nazon
16u19 Staf Scheirlinckx
16u20 Thor Hushovd
16u21 David Millar
16u22 José Ivan Gutierrez
16u23 Kim Kirchen
16u24 Lars Bak
16u25 Saïd Haddou
16u26 Leif Hoste
16u27 Peter Van Petegem
16u28 Alessandro Ballan
16u29 Michael Boogerd
16u30 Vincenzo Nibali
16u31 Vladimir Gusev
16u32 Sebastian Lang
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| Levi4life |
Posted on 22-08-2007 06:42
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I am predicting a Rodriguez, Farrar Double
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| Dan_Grr |
Posted on 22-08-2007 07:24
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I've always wondered about the order of the riders in the prologue, I thought riders were chosen randomly? |
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| SportingNonsense |
Posted on 22-08-2007 08:40
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The order of the teams might be random but the teams decide in which order their riders will go.
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| issoisso |
Posted on 22-08-2007 10:21
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it's mostly done by the organisers, but teams can request changes. usually the organisers have no objection to those requests.
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| doddy13 |
Posted on 22-08-2007 10:33
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Smoothie wrote:
Probably due to his crash In germany
Boonen was never going to do the Eneco, he is going to La Vuelta.
Also TT Prologues in the tour are in teams
The team submit the order and the ASO draw a start list from that.
Edited by doddy13 on 22-08-2007 10:35
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| issoisso |
Posted on 22-08-2007 10:39
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doddy13 wrote:
Boonen was never going to do the Eneco, he is going to La Vuelta.
where'd you see that?
he said after the Tour that he was doing it, I'm not aware of him changing his mind. of course he did hurt his hand, so...
doddy13 wrote:
Also TT Prologues in the tour are in teams
The team submit the order and the ASO draw a start list from that.
not exactly. ASO draw up, then teams make suggestions and it ends up with more suggestions.
for example, if you have a GC favorite in the team, ASO won't accept that any suggestions for him to start anywhere except near the end (I'm speaking about the Tour now)
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| Setzel |
Posted on 22-08-2007 10:42
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I knew Mcewen was scheduled for Eneco but he wants Vuelta any news about this one ?
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| doddy13 |
Posted on 22-08-2007 10:45
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McEwen says in his blog he's doing the Vuelta
This start list suggests otherwise
https://www.cyclin...Vuelta.htm
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| issoisso |
Posted on 22-08-2007 10:48
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the team didn't include him for the Vuelta. he was pissed and said he doesn't care and is going to do the Vuelta no matter what.
I can imagine the team told him to take a running jump...
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| doddy13 |
Posted on 22-08-2007 10:49
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He wants to win stages in all 3 grand tours in one year he said.
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| Guido Mukk |
Posted on 22-08-2007 11:46
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doddy13 wrote:
He wants to win stages in all 3 grand tours in one year he said.
Hm..this must be Predictor dilemma.. McEwen wont finish this race again..that means Predictor waste of man (as Cadel is in and one of the favorite they might need all 9).
Robbie is getting old..he sprints well for shure (cant forget TdF..when he comes back to the peloton and takes the win)...but he's goal win 1 for every tour..last year that goal was 3 on every big tour. |
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| doddy13 |
Posted on 22-08-2007 11:57
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Predictor obviously want a strong team for the GC. McEwen isn't a GC contender, yeah he can sprint but it's the GC they're after.
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| issoisso |
Posted on 22-08-2007 14:24
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transmission starts on eurosport in about 6 minutes
EDIT: or maybe not, since the volleyball game is taking forever....(I'll start a petition for a rolling eyes smiley)
Edited by issoisso on 22-08-2007 14:25
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| Setzel |
Posted on 22-08-2007 14:25
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Goodie Goodie 
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| Smoothie |
Posted on 22-08-2007 14:27
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Why does my tv have to be broken  |
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| issoisso |
Posted on 22-08-2007 14:30
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Smoothie wrote:
Why does my tv have to be broken
www.cycling.tv
also, for those with SopCast:
sop://broker1.sopcast.com:3912/22508
or
TVAnts
tvants://list.tvants.com/tvants/?k=6accbb572a5824541e190b2f18d68f70
EDIT: copy those links and put them in your browser. should open up sopcast or tvants (assuming you have them installed) on the right channel
Edited by issoisso on 22-08-2007 14:45
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