R.E.S.P.E.C.T. to Chris Horner

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doperhopper said:
GuyIncognito said:
As Vaughters said after that Vuelta, the reason people won't touch Horner is the same people won't touch Cobo.

... or Rebellin

Not Tintin, thats just age, not suspicion, Horner strols around in a camper and rides dirtbikes for fun, while Rebellin trains and eats like a monk. Pure professional.
 
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He is back guys!! 2016 still active in a new Anerican team, at 44. Lupus racing team

Horner fans are slept
 
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looks like this year might be the end :(

i was looking for something in the 2013 tour of utah thread and i found this pure gold :D

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classic ahahahaha!
 
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jens_attacks said:
His Lampre-Merida teammates completed a two-hour training spin, showered, had lunch, and were deep into siesta; still no Horner. One sport director went to the local airport to pick up team manager Brett Copeland. Journalists checked their watches. A team PR man came out to say Horner still had 90 kilometers to ride. Another sport director left in a team car, came back, and when asked where Horner was, he shrugged his shoulders; he had gone for a haircut. At 5 p.m., just as a handful of exasperated reporters were packing up to head back to Jerez de la Frontera for the team presentation, Horner finally rolled up.

With the enormity of the news of his Vuelta scratch, Horner searched for solace in the only place he knows, the bike.

“I found out this morning, so I went out and rode my bike for six hours,” Horner said. “It’s the best thing to do. It clears the head. It’s where I feel most comfortable, either riding my bike or hanging out with my wife. For me, the best thing to do was to ride six hours. It’s a great day. The countryside is fantastic. … If you had spoken to me this morning, it would have been a bit ugly. When you’re out training six hours, you realize life is not that bad.”


Read more at http://velonews.competitor.com/2014...ersial-vuelta-exit_342172#lKV5yEliJ4fHlRMP.99

this guy is one of the very few who transcend the sport, it's something you can learn in the real life. if i live, even 50 years from now, i will remember his smile while climbing out the saddle. huge respect, mr. horner! _O_

That moment right after he had looked back at Nibali for the last time with the camera real close, where he looks straight into the picture and then rides away. Chris is the realest, hope he will continue.
 
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This is all part of
His plan for the tour 2025. It’s a 7 years plan. 3 years better than the Rohan Dennis one and 2 years better than the Soviet one.
 
May 2, 2009
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Respect to Horner.
He and Jeannie Longo should procreate.
They might produce a person capable of winning bike races at the age of 112.
 
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Vino attacks everyone said:
This is all part of
His plan for the tour 2025. It’s a 7 years plan. 3 years better than the Rohan Dennis one and 2 years better than the Soviet one.

:lol:
 
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ice&fire said:
I had high hopes for him after having seen Mancebo and Sevilla top-10 in the Spanish nationals

there's the chance to battle him mano-a-mano in Sibiu next week though ;)