Recent content by El_Pecharroman

Bos defeating Cavendish in Almería was mostly because of a tactical issue. The Dutch sprinted earlier than the Brit, and Cav's poor condition didn't allow him to get past Bos... About trains: it is 80% of Cavendish's victories. And so could be said about most sprinters: they practically do...

What a shame for Vitoria!!! He sank in the final, steep ramp... Bad for him, who did a great effort with very tough climate conditions... And victory for Hulk Greipel

If Vitoria finally wins, it would be a great evidence of what a good rider he is...

With only 20 km to go, Vitoria is alone on the front 3'18" ahead of the peloton... Fouchard gave up and Hunt had a flat...

Now, in Algarve, with about 60 km to go, a trio with David Vitoria, Jeremy Hunt and Julien Fouchard is far away from the peloton, with a gap of about 10'. Between them and the peloton, Jerome Baugnies and Michael Golas. [[source: the live of JornalCiclismo]] My bet for the win is David Vitoria...

Great. Now, Johan will have a chance to be the leader of a Pro Tour team. How long will he arrive?

There are only two ways to defeat Cavendish in a normal sprint: a) a long, powerful sprint which surprises Mark, like Haussler at MSR or Petacchi at Giro; b) taking advantage of crazy final meters and a short stretch final. If Milram tries to win with Ciolek in the Cav's way... well. 2%...

It would be freaken awesome seeing Haussler climbing... I dunno... Alpe d'Huez, Mortirolo or Navacerrada... with Sastre, Contador, Evans... No. Absolutely no. Haussler can win 5-days races without main mountains near the summit. But no more.