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Jan Ullrich still has it!!!

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Miburo said:
Looking forward to see Ullrich receiving his jersey. He deserves it, hope he still fits into it :D

Bavarianrider said:
I guess from now on everybody will push the big gears again.
As it turned out, that's the way to win multiple Tour de Frances, and not the sissy spinning style. :D:D:D

My sides! They are split!
 
Kwibus said:
I don't mind Armstrong getting convicted, but the nr.2s of the TdF he has won were all atleast as suspicious as Armstrong so if they take the wins from Armstrong then they certainly do not deserve it either.

No one had a problem giving Landis' title to Pereiro, so I don't see why Ullrich should not get his wins.
 

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Bavarianrider said:
I guess from now on everybody will push the big gears again.
As it turned out, that's the way to win multiple Tour de Frances, and not the sissy spinning style. :D:D:D

hahahaha i almost died laughing :D
 
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Kwibus said:
I don't mind Armstrong getting convicted, but the nr.2s of the TdF he has won were all atleast as suspicious as Armstrong so if they take the wins from Armstrong then they certainly do not deserve it either.

if all were clean ullrich would've won the tour at leats 7x as well. that's my opinion. so for me he can get them but imo it's better to simply cancel all tour winners of those years.
 
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http://autobus.cyclingnews.com/results/archives/tour97/stage10.html



..........But insiders such as American Lance Armstrong, recovering from cancer and looking to race again for the Cofidis team, said the young German's talent has long been evident.

``It's not so surprising. He's a talened young guy who was world champion as an amateur (in 1993). He could win many more Tours,'' Armstrong said after the 10th stage, second in the Pyrenees, which Ullrich won by a one minute eight seconds margin......

Ironic.
 
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10 Kilo less and he would still dominate :)
 
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Bavarianrider said:
10 Kilo less and he would still dominate :)

Doubt it. He finished 2 hours 15 minutes behind Stefan Kirchmair or something like that.

He seems happy though.

I had the pleasure to pass him while he was tacking a natural brake on Jaufenpass:eek:
Though I must admit I couldn't quite keep up with him on Timmelsjoch:eek:
 

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