2011 Tour de France, Stage 12: Cugnaux - Luz-Ardiden, 209 km

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Aug 3, 2009
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Christomir said:
Can someone enlighten me - who is the best climber from those 6 in the break, in case some(one) of them manage(s) to hang on to a lead on the final climb?
IMO Perez but Thomas looks quite strong
 
May 26, 2009
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53x11 in DC said:
Yep, he should definitely get himself to the front of the leopard train immediately, and drag the peloton up the penultimate climb.

Sometimes your biases get just a LITTLE bit in the way of logic. :)

Agree he shouldn't work today, but just a question, has Bottle EVER done any work?
 
Aug 5, 2010
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Scirea said:
Tony Martin:D

Leopard is killing their own team without much benefit. (if you don't count dropping Tony Martin as one:p) I have a feeling Contador will kill the Schlecks on Ardiden.

contador isn't looking very good imo :(
 
Jul 1, 2011
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Christomir said:
Can someone enlighten me - who is the best climber from those 6 in the break, in case some(one) of them manage(s) to hang on to a lead on the final climb?

Kreuziger would be the best climber (if you count him in the break) but I doubt they will make it, since it has been brought down to 3 minutes already and they started this climb with 6 (ish?).
 
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Hah! Harmon asked on twitter: Where is Leipheimer?" To which Harmon says, "I haven't seen him, I haven't a clue."
Probably someone should check Andy Schleck's prostate.
 
Aug 18, 2009
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Wow so Vande Velde, Fuglsang, Martin and Gesink have all been tailed off. The pace must be reasonably high.
 
Jul 1, 2011
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taiwan said:
Wow so Vande Velde, Fuglsang, Martin and Gesink have all been tailed off. The pace must be reasonably high.

Or they are in awful condition (or like martin, who just isn't good enough for these climbs)