Recent content by Schnellinger

I experience the same behaviour on the website, I commented under an article three times today, first after hit POST they are there, but when I hit refresh or look at the page with another browser there is no comment by me??:confused:

In opposite to Armstrong Ulle got the talent, the cycling style and the body to do this. Clean. So you claim that he was doped 96, when he sat in front of the doped Bjarne for the whole Tour, when everyone saw that he would easily ride him away, if there were no team order? I still believe...

This clown cited a tweet from someone who is also named Jens and thought it was from Jens Voigt......Phil got his facts not checked

I'm not part of the team so I can't tell who is confrontional in their intern relationships and who's not and I guess neither can you. So this is all about speculation.

Bruahaha. Klödi always mocks in his tweets against the BDR, he is confrontative against the german media and strictly boycotting them since years. I don't know your definition of confrontational, but under mine Hilde definetely is. Your conspiracy theory is ridiculous

And since when is wheelsuckin Leipheimer a "legend"? :confused:

Great god, Sierra is a hill for kids in a minor race. We're talking about Alpes and Pyrenes. Horner thinks he's is one of the best climbers, but that was never proven

Shacks Muravyev was in the escape to Pinerolo

Katusha, the almost invicible team Wthout Kolobnev no one would have mentioned that they're part of this tour

Maybe Andy should choose the track. But wait, that courses are way to round for him.:cool: Unfair.

I'm still shocked about this tragical news...... RIP Wouter Weylandt

Last part of the race is a small 3 round loop and so they drop the riders behind the first group out of the race. You'll only find 75 riders in the classement http://services.datasport.com/2011/velo/henninger/Rang201.pdf There you can find all the other results too...

http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/germany-denied-gold-but-leads-medal-tally-at-worlds?cid=OTC-RSS&attr=news_headlines Germany got the most medals, that's true, but Tony Martin was third behind Millar, and so it's 2 silver (Arndt/Degenkolb) and 2 bronze (Martin/Kittel).