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Ramira said:His form at the start of this tour was shocking, it has very little to do with his TT skill. Remember he lost over a minute (and 41 seconds to AC) in the prologue last year and by the first mountains he was up there. The fact that the first mountains are so late greatly favour Andy. He reminds me a lot of Ullrich in this aspect he also needed the tour to get into his top form. I have very little doubt Andy will be just fine today and I would put good money on the fact that if AC doesn't take any time back on him in the mountains AS will win the tour.
b.broadhurst said:Sanchez Basso Contador = My Top 3
Ramira said:Wanna put some money on that? I could use some holiday cash![]()
Timmy-loves-Rabo said:no need to be sorry (i'm not a fan btw) as you are going to be wrong barring any injury or crash.
b.broadhurst said:Why does he only have form for 2 weeks of the year?
Timmy-loves-Rabo said:no need to be sorry (i'm not a fan btw) as you are going to be wrong barring any injury or crash.
taiwan said:Geraint Thomas? Thomas is the surname.
python said:has kreuziger got any chance today ?
i'm skeptical but who knows..
b.broadhurst said:Why does he only have form for 2 weeks of the year?
Ramira said:Wow it got even funnier. Not even Frank up there. The odds of neither Schleck ending up on the podium are about as good as the odds of Kloden winning the whole thing.
Scirea said:No chance, sorry.
b.broadhurst said:Kloden will be lucky to make the end of today.
Frank rides for Andy so if Andy gets dropped then Frank would go back to help and in this case would jeopardize both of there podium chances.
python said:he hasn't got any support duties any more and from what i heard he's not injured seriously...but the giro must weigh on him, no ?
Maybe I should of named you the oracle and not Dekker_Tifosi?Timmy-loves-Rabo said:no need I'm always right![]()
b.broadhurst said:Which frenchies are gonna attack on the Hourquette d'Ancizan then?
Ramira said:They ride for the tour win. If Andy gets dropped they know he can't win the tour and Frank will stay up front. I'm pretty sure neither will happen but there's no way Frank will drop back if he feels better then Andy unless it's in the Alps and Andy is already ahead of him by a reasonable margin.
Magnus said:He's touted as second best and he has been second. I fail to see how that is poor.
sultanofhyd said:You overestimate Frank way too much. If Andy gets dropped there's no way Frank is staying on.
