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Yingge said:
Umbrellas and rain clothing are your friends!
And don't worry; if it rains I'll be sitting in front of the telly feeling really sorry for you!
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RedheadDane said:Umbrellas and rain clothing are your friends!
And don't worry; if it rains I'll be sitting in front of the telly feeling really sorry for you!
Lol! I'll be there too! In front of the telly, I mean, not with you...
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I wont feel sorry for him.
He will be THERE!!!!
Rain or not - still better than still being in Oz
He will be THERE!!!!
Rain or not - still better than still being in Oz
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Great work there Dim. Many thanks.
Awesome photos Tibbs.
With a lingering La Nina, there's as good of chance as any for a wet spring.
Awesome photos Tibbs.
With a lingering La Nina, there's as good of chance as any for a wet spring.
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A sunny Paris-Roubaix is already the hardest single-day race in the calendar. Don't be so fussy.
We (viewers) would rather gain in a rainy Tour of Flanders.
The Amis de Paris-Roubaix have done a great job in the last few years to make the sections safer while keeping their hardness. They should be praised. All voluntary workers.
Which section is this?
We (viewers) would rather gain in a rainy Tour of Flanders.
mr. tibbs said:
The Amis de Paris-Roubaix have done a great job in the last few years to make the sections safer while keeping their hardness. They should be praised. All voluntary workers.
Which section is this?
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Buffalo Soldier said:We don't want a muddy Roubaix to make it harder, but to make it even more heroic
Yeah! And coz it makes 'em look funny!
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Previous Paris Roubaix Race Results
I don't know if anyone here can help but I can't find the Race Reports for the 2011, 2010 or 2009 Paris Roubaix on the site. I don't know why but from Google all I come accross is the CN 2012 page with no reference to previous pages. Can someone post the direct links if they can find them? Thanks!
I don't know if anyone here can help but I can't find the Race Reports for the 2011, 2010 or 2009 Paris Roubaix on the site. I don't know why but from Google all I come accross is the CN 2012 page with no reference to previous pages. Can someone post the direct links if they can find them? Thanks!
gooner said:HERE IS HINCAPIE AND AND A YOUNG TOM BOONEN RIDING FOR THE POSTIES IN 2002:
This is it what it is supposed to be about the joys of it.
I had forgotten that Boonen podiumed at P-R ten years ago. Here is a quote from the cyclingnews report on that race: "Aside from Museeuw's performance, the ride of the day certainly belongs to 21 year old Belgian Tom Boonen (USPS), who had a sensational day to finish third.... Perhaps the shape of things to come where Belgian classics riders are concerned, Boonen has been a top amateur for years in Belgium, with lots of experience on the pavé...."
Not a bad prediction.
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Because Bretagne-Schuller are French and NetApp has a major sponsor behind them?
Besides, Belgian teams ride all the Belgian races
Besides, Belgian teams ride all the Belgian races
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I expected BSC to get invited to Paris-Nice or at least 1 of the ASO WT races so I guess Roubaix it is for them.
Im thinking flanders and roubaix will be canc vs boonen. Pozzato might be up there in those races considering how fast he has been recovering and getting into shape. Chavanel should be Boonens right hand man marking early attacks. Not so sure I believe Goss will be up there in either flanders or roubaix. I can see him maybe taking ghent wevelgem though. Also, I dont think haussler will be too competitive in those races either. Does anyone know what happened to him at MSR? did he get caught behind the crash like boonen?
Swede1 said:
Got caught behind the Gilbert crash apparently
http://velonews.competitor.com/2012...nd-boonen-among-big-losers-at-san-remo_209667
Frosty said:
Oh gotcha. Well he said about the crash:" I shouldn’t have been behind that. I am not saying I am back; if I was back, I would have been up there.” So maybe he still isnt so strong. Or he is just saying he has the form, but just not the positioning down.
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The cobbled classics are going to be fun this year! FC looks to have some serious TT power back, and he is climbing relatively well (at least on the climbs we've seen him on).
TB is looking lean and mean, but I am not so sure he has what it takes anymore ... hope he proves me wrong.
I cannot see anyone else ripping up these races. Thor? Ummmm, no.
Perhaps some other new faces?
TB is looking lean and mean, but I am not so sure he has what it takes anymore ... hope he proves me wrong.
I cannot see anyone else ripping up these races. Thor? Ummmm, no.
Perhaps some other new faces?
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