Bold, I'll come up with something, since you're the only one brave enough to enter (although I did get one somewhat puzzling off-line entry proposing this was Grenoble/Courchevel, 2005, by Graham Watson.
I'm researching the correct answers. Here are some clues:
There is no snow.
I don't see a yellow jersey anywhere near the front. Not sure if the light blue shorts are Disco or Gerolsteiner, but either way they do not appear to be escorting LA, so I do not think it's the TdF.
Based on that, I think it's the Tour de Swiss. The flag lends to this theory.
However, it looks more like one of the epic passes from the Giro.
The phantom noted a Fasso Bortolo jersey in there, indicating this is not last year.
The green jerseys look more like Liquigas than Kelme.
a) Tourmalet
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c) a well positioned photographer
d) Gerolsteiner -- the cleanest team in cycling, because they are contractually obligated to only consume sparkling water.
just checking back to see what i won
ReplyDeleteBold, I'll come up with something, since you're the only one brave enough to enter (although I did get one somewhat puzzling off-line entry proposing this was Grenoble/Courchevel, 2005, by Graham Watson.
ReplyDeleteI'm researching the correct answers. Here are some clues:
There is no snow.
I don't see a yellow jersey anywhere near the front. Not sure if the light blue shorts are Disco or Gerolsteiner, but either way they do not appear to be escorting LA, so I do not think it's the TdF.
Based on that, I think it's the Tour de Swiss. The flag lends to this theory.
However, it looks more like one of the epic passes from the Giro.
The phantom noted a Fasso Bortolo jersey in there, indicating this is not last year.
The green jerseys look more like Liquigas than Kelme.
All these bikes are heavier than yours. Bastard.
Maybe, but he didn't guess the website...
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