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Date Posted: 03:06:56 12/15/02 Sun
Author: Andy
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Re: Quick-Step Davitamon for 2003
In reply to: Lorna 's message, "Re: Quick-Step Davitamon for 2003" on 14:58:49 12/14/02 Sat

That's a very tough question! In Liege-Bastogne-Liege when Garzelli and Bettini got away, if it had been someone else (e.g Steels), they would surely have sprinted for the victory instead of Bettini pointing to Garzelli as recognition and coming home in first.

I think it'll be 'all-on-all' for the Spring Classics, then the directeur sportifs and managers will see who's doing the best and pick them as World Cup leader. i wouldn't be surprised to see Museeuw, Bettini or Knaven getting near to triumph.
Oscar Freire might do something at Rabobank and Erik Dekker is still mentally recovering from such a bad luck season.
George Hincapie.... possibly..... ;)

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