Paris - Roubaix 2oo8
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12 Apr 2008, 18:15
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The most famous classic on the year 2008.
Starts tommorow, the hardest 1 day race is 259.5 km long. A journey of tight and
precarious roads – including 52.8 kilometres in 28 leg-snapping pavé sectors.
After this race the riders dont want to see cobbelstones for a long time am sure.
(except the winner)
Sunday's forecast is expected to include light rain with a high of 11°C and a low of 4°C.
So discuss, who ever is going to watch it. Who will win this year?
As we know last year the victory went to Stuard O'Grady
and in 2006 Fabian Cancellara.
The Odds @ Bwin
Tom Boonen 4,00
Fabian Cancellara 4,50
Juan Antonio Flecha 7,50
Paris-Roubaix:
Starts tommorow, the hardest 1 day race is 259.5 km long. A journey of tight and
precarious roads – including 52.8 kilometres in 28 leg-snapping pavé sectors.
After this race the riders dont want to see cobbelstones for a long time am sure.
(except the winner)
Sunday's forecast is expected to include light rain with a high of 11°C and a low of 4°C.
So discuss, who ever is going to watch it. Who will win this year?
As we know last year the victory went to Stuard O'Grady
and in 2006 Fabian Cancellara.
The Odds @ Bwin
Tom Boonen 4,00
Fabian Cancellara 4,50
Juan Antonio Flecha 7,50
Paris-Roubaix:
http://users.skynet.be/bk288180/rangetdv8.mp4
btw: Where is Eddy Merckx ??
Rabobank!
i even still belived in cycling after Doc Fuentes etc
but everyone got busted etc etc
i think they ALL dope when they start getting into pro teams
conclusion:
cycling got fucked by cheaters!
luckily football isnt only a muscles game, thats why we will still love it in the future =)
Also keep in mind that even with doping, the bike doesn't ride itself. Look at what Stijn Devolder did last Sunday, compared to that all football players are absolute wussies and untrained spoiled noobs.