Boardslide said:You've got to be joking with only 5 weeks gone since the birth of their daughter.
Now THAT is a good point.
Celebs are a different breed though. The things they do 5 weeks after giving birth boggle the mind.
Boardslide said:You've got to be joking with only 5 weeks gone since the birth of their daughter.
mewmewmew13 said:Is this the pic?
Greg Henderson @Greghenderson1 please explain @MarkCavendish Passo della Cappella.
http://twitpic.com/9jux8d
http://t.co/Kwjum0Dt
Chapeau to Cav for finishing that stage! Shows he respects the race and the jersey.Lexman said:here's a short film where it's shown that Cav was helped by supporters to ascend the climbs
he should have been in London by now with his daughter instead of winning that stage tomorrow![]()
profff said:that is pretty usual in any stage race
probably you never been to the tour or the giro
that happens all the time in the back of the race, tifosi pushing the sprinters and the last
i can remember cipo climbing the mortirolo sparingly pedalling in the last kms
goggalor said:Phinney on the same climb: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-GhGCYIBWik&feature=related
Lexman said:i realise it happens all the time but normally there is a race official with the important riders who are far behind who takes note if he can't prevent it so the rider in question can be punished with a sanction (extra time which means he was out)
iirc the road surface was in horrible state.phil-i-am said:Hi guys! Anyone remember why the route of this stage has changed? A great climb called 'Pitino-Madonnella' was originally designed for that stage and I'm curious why organizers decided to not use this wall.
Is that a problem?Eshnar said:iirc the road surface was in horrible state.phil-i-am said:Hi guys! Anyone remember why the route of this stage has changed? A great climb called 'Pitino-Madonnella' was originally designed for that stage and I'm curious why organizers decided to not use this wall.