Tour de France Stage 3 Wanze - Arenberg Porte du Hainaut, 207km

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velobabee

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More crappy magazine footage on Verses....:mad: back to the lap top for Eurospor...
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how do yo do that. i go to english Euroports website and can never do live. cause i have a MAC. i need big help in life. please someone help me. i throw up letting VS ruin this greatest sporting event. damn ESPN is bringing glory to WC. can you believe the respect soccer gets. the most of any sporting event i have ever seen. no wonder it is owned by Comcast. media is in control, FOLKS. they are dumbing us down. don't let them people. comcast is in control of this broadcast. NO RACE COVERAGE only seconds shown and it is of fuking LA, get a life babe. just like this years Olympic coverage. awful†
 
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That interview with Andy Schleck just made me a Schlecklet hater. What a freaking pussy that guy is...and interestingly, I agree with Phil on that one. The Tour is not just mountains and sprints. It is a TOUR OF FRANCE (and other countries for a few of stages each year). I find his attitude completely wussified. That and comments like Levi's yesterday about not knowing what to do because there were no TV's in the cars infuriate me. They act like they have a real job. I love cycling, but to to whine about getting paid fantastic money to ride your bike speaks of an attitude far removed from the reality in the world. Some people actually have tough jobs with much more difficult realities than any of the wimps who whine about these issues.
 
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Mellow Velo said:
To be fair, they are riding this like a bunch of pave novices; pushing and shoving with 15kms to the next sector.

Ah........a ES ad break........of course.
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Yea, all the drama for that first 350 meters of cobbles was pretty stupid.
 
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Thoughtforfood said:
That interview with Andy Schleck just made me a Schlecklet hater. What a freaking pussy that guy is...and interestingly, I agree with Phil on that one. The Tour is not just mountains and sprints. It is a TOUR OF FRANCE (and other countries for a few of stages each year). I find his attitude completely wussified. That and comments like Levi's yesterday about not knowing what to do because there were no TV's in the cars infuriate me. They act like they have a real job. I love cycling, but to to whine about getting paid fantastic money to ride your bike speaks of an attitude far removed from the reality in the world. Some people actually have tough jobs with much more difficult realities than any of the wimps who whine about these issues.
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couldn't agree more, I threw up a bit while watching that. What a PUSSY
 
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Thoughtforfood said:
That interview with Andy Schleck just made me a Schlecklet hater. What a freaking pussy that guy is...and interestingly, I agree with Phil on that one. The Tour is not just mountains and sprints. It is a TOUR OF FRANCE (and other countries for a few of stages each year). I find his attitude completely wussified. That and comments like Levi's yesterday about not knowing what to do because there were no TV's in the cars infuriate me. They act like they have a real job. I love cycling, but to to whine about getting paid fantastic money to ride your bike speaks of an attitude far removed from the reality in the world. Some people actually have tough jobs with much more difficult realities than any of the wimps who whine about these issues.
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I might have read Levi's quote differently.

I thought he was saying that if the teams had more information about where riders were, they might have been aggressive rather then waiting for people. If everyone knew Spartacus was trying to get them to hold up because the Schlecks were minutes behind the big group with the fallen contenders chasing the lead chase group... maybe teams wouldn't have been so accomodating of his "ride easy" idea.

There might be some truth to that... I don't know.
 
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BroDeal said:
Maybe she is the Spanish Kirstin Gumm. We know what that means.
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yeah gum is chicle in spanish:confused:

back to the race

things should start to heat up real soon.
 
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Next year's Tour should just be a prologue which only Cancellara is allowed to win, and then a mountain stage in which Andy Schleck is given a 5 minute head start and throughout which Levi Leipmoaner is allowed to sit in the team car and watch TV.
 
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Scirea said:
Spartacus decided that the course is too dangerous for cycling.
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Yea, Saxo team leader Schlecklet believes that all roads for the Tour should be repaved with no breaks and 4 lanes wide for every stage. Its only fair as the Tour shouldn't include anything but smooth ribbons. I think that a lot of people will be pi$$ed about the major work they will have to do to 4 lane Huez, but rider safety is more important than anything else:rolleyes:
 
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kurtinsc said:
I might have read Levi's quote differently.

I thought he was saying that if the teams had more information about where riders were, they might have been aggressive rather then waiting for people. If everyone knew Spartacus was trying to get them to hold up because the Schlecks were minutes behind the big group with the fallen contenders chasing the lead chase group... maybe teams wouldn't have been so accomodating of his "ride easy" idea.

There might be some truth to that... I don't know.
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He basically said that they didn't know where people were and what was going on, and having tvs in the car would have helped. That's a paraphrase, but it wasn't about being more aggressive.
 
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Thoughtforfood said:
That interview with Andy Schleck just made me a Schlecklet hater...
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Yeah, I was not impressed with him at all either. You can't expect to be a champion if you whine about a course that is not designed exactly to your strong suits. He complains about the course design while mentioning that oil was on the road. Does he expect them to predict a fluke event? He complains that this is not P-R, I wonder how much he'd complain on behalf of his domestiques if this stage was replaced with another mountain stage?
 
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