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Old 12-03-03, 04:22 PM
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Originally Posted by Laggard
Heras showed during the Vuelta that he's improved his time trialing. What I wonder is why such a talented rider would choose to ride for a team with Saiz as a director.
I agree with both of your points, Laggard. I didn't think that Heras would ever be a good TT rider - his pure climbing attributes seemed to always get in the way. However, he has shown MUCH improvement over the past year, and now has to be considered a podium condender for the 2004 TdF. Now, the TT @ L'Alpe d'Huez could be even MORE interesting!

I've never been a fan of Saiz - and I haven't changed my mind after this year's display (and subsequent ejection) @ the Vuelta. I'm a big fan of Roberto, and if he has a good team, he will be a serious threat next year.

I can't wait until July!!!!!
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