Recent content by craig1985

Either you have been reading this site for a long time (to know poster's posting styles and opinions) or a multi (sock puppet), either way that was brilliant.

Was it my eyes or was he doing that to a Farnese Vini rider to stay upright?

I think Demare was a little bit surprised by the gap he had and then he started sprinting and once you have the jump it's hard to be caught. My aplogies to Degenkolb.

TBF I don't think Farrar is to blame for the crash.

Degenkolb caused the crash there.

Demare wins.

Cav is down!

BMC train on the front.

Can Eurosport give Brian Smith a pay increase please?

Armstrong, Contador, and Ullrich a sign of the past: http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/bike-pure-armstrong-contador-and-ullrich-a-sign-of-the-past

Even a meat eating hack like me has raced with Jono Cantwell of Saxo Bank, but I thought I had to be vegan to be able to do so?

I think Saxo Bank might want to try to do well here, they need to start picking up points for themselves now. Here are the profiles BTW. Stage 1: Stage 2: Stage 1 for the sprinters, so stage 2 looks like the one to watch.

Either French women's cycling is clean except for Longo, or they dope and fail hard at it for a woman in their 50's to keep on beating them.

Surely they would want to hurry up and get the ball moving because it's getting a bit late in the day to start stripping Armstrong's Tour titles off him, How far can they go back, 2003, 2004?

Stage 17 - Monterrey - Monterrey - 50km (TT): Map and Profile If you are a time trialist and you favour hilly/bumpy TT courses, then you'll like this one, if your name is Tony Martin or Cadel Evans, even better. So for stage 17 the peloton moves 90km east to the state of Nuevo León, and...