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Bye Bye Bicycle said:infeXio said:trevim said:[quote="
Even continental teams have more riders there. Where are Theuns, Stuyven...?
Both that and the fact that said teams seem unwilling to actually take part in the chase
Why should other teams help Sagan and Cancellara? They have to make the jump to Boonen group soon or the race is lost for them.
spalco said:deValtos said:It feels like Martin has been riding for the last 100km.
He's such a beast, does he just not give a **** about races like this or why doesn't he ever go for the win himself?
Lance Armstrong said:Juraj Sagan to the rescue.
TMP402 said:When people refer to "Sky" doing work, isn't it just van Poppel and, if they catch the breakaway, Puccio?
TMP402 said:When people refer to "Sky" doing work, isn't it just van Poppel and, if they catch the breakaway, Puccio?
DFA123 said:Pretty poor stuff from Sky. Four riders in the lead group - should be using at least two of them at the front now, because they won't be much use if Canc, Sagan, Stybar, Terpstra, Kristoff etc... all get back on. This break is their chance for a win; they should go all in for it now.
Flamin said:Van Nieuwkerke says there's mud on Mons-en-Pevele and Carrefour
There are definitely four there - and they've sent one to the front. Good decision.JRanton said:DFA123 said:Pretty poor stuff from Sky. Four riders in the lead group - should be using at least two of them at the front now, because they won't be much use if Canc, Sagan, Stybar, Terpstra, Kristoff etc... all get back on. This break is their chance for a win; they should go all in for it now.
They only have Moscon to use. Puccio is ahead in the break.