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Monument keeps all the major climbs while skipping loop to Lecco

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Pretty sure that's exactly it. "Here be 17% grades. Abandon hope ye with your 39t chainrings."Anyone know what the red bit on the profile signifies? Just that it's a "wall"?
Why did Unibet just gift me a lot of money by having Evenepoel at odds 3?
Pretty sure that's exactly it. "Here be 17% grades. Abandon hope ye with your 39t chainrings."
Everyone will be glued to Evenepoel's wheel.
I think he will open up the race early and attack on the slopes of Sormano before the actual Muro. I don't think he can drop Woods and Fuglsang types on the steepest part.
You've never watched Sormano?!Holy smokes, just read this from Wikipedia: The Muro di Sormano is a hill located in Sormano, Italy. This climb is one of the most severe to have been used in road cycling, with an average gradient of 17% and a maximum of 27%.
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Sosa might, if in top shape. He didn't do too badly last year.I don't think anyone will be able to follow REMCO™ on the Sormano.
I may sound strange, especially after Burgos and Poland, but I don't think Remco will win...
I may sound strange, especially after Burgos and Poland, but I don't think Remco will win...
I'm huge on the spring classics and the Giro, but generally quite done with cycling after the Tour. Football season starts, fall swells start pumping in the north Pacific, I've got other stuff going on. Cycling season is really long. I've never watched Lombardia. Only recently started watching Vuelta stages more than the odd mountain stage.You've never watched Sormano?!
So... you're saying he'll crash?I may sound strange, especially after Burgos and Poland, but I don't think Remco will win...
Maybe he could, but in a long one day race? I unironically believe Remco could drop Sosa on the lake road afterwards by just riding tempo though.Sosa might, if in top shape. He didn't do too badly last year.
Long shot, I know.
I don't think anyone will be able to follow REMCO™ on the Sormano. Winning margin will be less than 2 minutes though since the chasing group will have a couple of demestiques left to keep it below 30 s before Civiglio. But since Remco doesn't slow down it won't matter.
Hoping for a good fight for second.
To be read in Cate Blanchett's Galadriel voice.Nibali will look at Remco Evenepoel, then he'll look the other way, for he is not the one he seeks.
For years he has done battle here with Thibaut Pinot, but without him he feels empty.
Sometimes in a race you are just to tired to follow. It’s not always a calculation. Everyone knows who Remco is, they aren’t forgetting to mark him.Wouldn´t be suprised if Remco attacks and for whatever reason no one decides to follow or chase him again. I thought that riders and teams had learned their lesson but the Tour of Poland showed that they still haven´t.
Prediciton: On the flat part prior to the Civiglio he attacks out of a reduced group of 15 riders. Leaders are watching each other. No one chases. He gets 20s and they never see him again.