Newsgroup: it.sport.ciclismo
Titolo: [foto] Giro di SMR-prologo

Alcune foto del prologo di mercoledì 31 maggio tenutosi in serata a San 
Marino lungo Viale Campo dei Giudei.
http://www.biciticino.ch/smr06/prologo/hohl.jpg
http://www.biciticino.ch/smr06/prologo/bouba.jpg
http://www.biciticino.ch/smr06/prologo/luperini.jpg
http://www.biciticino.ch/smr06/prologo/baccaille.jpg
http://www.biciticino.ch/smr06/prologo/edita.jpg
http://www.biciticino.ch/smr06/prologo/graus.jpg
http://www.biciticino.ch/smr06/prologo/bronzini.jpg
http://www.biciticino.ch/smr06/prologo/carrara.jpg
http://www.biciticino.ch/smr06/prologo/guderzo.jpg
http://www.biciticino.ch/smr06/prologo/cantele.jpg
http://www.biciticino.ch/smr06/prologo/modesta.jpg
Fabiana Luperini e Diana Ziliute nell'intervista del dopo-corsa
http://www.biciticino.ch/smr06/prologo/luperini_ziliute.jpg
Fabiana Luperini, Diana Ziliute e Andrea Graus
http://www.biciticino.ch/smr06/prologo/podio.jpg
Tatiana Guderzo con la maglia di miglior giovane
http://www.biciticino.ch/smr06/prologo/guderzo_maglia.jpg
Risultati:
1. Diana Ziliute
2. Fabiana Luperini
3. Andrea Graus
4. Edita Pucinskaite
5. Tatiana Guderzo
6. Svetlana Bubnenkova
7. Noemi Cantele
8. Anna Zugno
9. Modesta Vzesniauskaite
10. Monia Baccaille
-- 
http://modesta.biciticino.ch
Il sito dedicato alla giovane ciclista lituana Modesta Vzesniauskaite

Scusatemi questo post...
ma avete visto il cronometrista che mantiene le atlete prima della
partenza....
"che bel lavoro......"
eheheheheheh


Mah, anch'io ho pensato: però, quante manate dà sul culo alle ragazze,
tra una scusa e l'altra...!
-- 
Massimo Bacilieri AKA Crononauta 
ICQ:4005815

tra una scusa e l'altra...!
infatti la Carrara si è fatta mettere la mani solo sul... sellino, si
vede che non ci sta
 --
 “il vero amore / è negli occhi dei cani vagabondi”
Federico Fiumani (Diaframma)

"che bel lavoro......"
se si ferma là, non direi
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snip...
All nice too, and especially so, no Cooke photos in here! Nice break from
Cooke! I like Modesta much more then Cooke. Here's the deal. Cooke is a
stud, sure, she is strong, good rider, winner, etc. but... Modesta has more
class then Cooke will ever have! She reminds me a lot of Brandli. She seems
to be soft spoken, modest, reserved, and more then likely, gracious in
victory and defeat. I doubt you would ever seem any antics from Modesta, and
for me, a character like Super Mario in the limelight doesn't endear me to a
rider. On the other hand the reserved qualities of Brandli does. I don't
like the idea of races being either too hard or too easy. While the grand
tours for women are too soft right now, neither would I like to see them as
hard as the men's, or the women's challenge years ago. It a paradox, or a
contradiction for women, that with the men, the harder, the more macho, the
better, and the incentive to take drugs is high with the men, so they can
become ever harder and faster. For men to become more manly is invisible,
but for the women it is a contradiction to their feminin nature to become
harder, stronger, faster, more manly, in order to win with enough stamina
and endurance. So for me personally, I don't want to see races so hard like
the men, that the women must all start using drugs to win, and last the
duration of a season. I think women's racing is hard enough with a long
season, and since the Giro and Grande Boucle are the two most prestigious
races of the year, those are the only two I would like to see a bit harder
with more climbs. But I think girls should retain their feminin nature, and
while being great riders and athletes, they can also be beautiful and sexy,
humble and classy without becoming something along the lines of Tammy Tomas.
When girls start to become so manly and unattractive to win, that we have
pushed them into becoming freaks, then that is where I get off. For now
women's racing is relatively free of drug use and more relaxed compared to
the men, and I think that is really cool. That's why I enjoy it more, and
someone like Modesta is much more interesting to me, then some like Cooke,
even though she is not winning much. If she did win a few races however, I
think her status would rise considerably, but if she is happy as a team
player, then so be it. I do think she elevates women's cycling a lot, just
on her own merits, even if for now, she is just a glamour girl.
B-