Don't be late Pedro said:I hope Thor comes back. I really enjoyed watching him in the Tour a few years back and he had seemed to reinvent himself since his sprinting legs had somewhat gone. Hopefully something at PR.
lucky you! alas, i am still a virgin, but one day...dlwssonic said:pretty good, of course it was not as special as the first time. This was my second time.
But got a great seat at the grand stand, really noisy though.
The best part is that I didn't even know what was going on in the race
I thought vettel crashed...
Bushman said:My heart tells me that had Fabian been here, he would have followed gilbert. Uh I miss that man. Hoping he will reach his top shape next year and destroy the classics
Yeah, wish him well.movingtarget said:Sounds like he has had a horrible time with illness. His two stage wins in the 2011 Tour were great to watch.
In video.Angliru said:I love Oscar but from my perspective, Oscar wasn't in any position to be led out. I'll have to review the standings but had Valverde waited on Freire and attempted to lead him out, Spain would've missed the podium entirely.
Panda Claws said:Yeah because Fabian is known for his extreme explosiveness.
Panda Claws said:Yeah because Fabian is known for his extreme explosiveness.
Really? Any particular reason or is that just a bit of Scandinavian joking?Netserk said:And I hope he retires...![]()
Panda Claws said:Yeah because Fabian is known for his extreme explosiveness.
Angliru said:I love Oscar but from my perspective, Oscar wasn't in any position to be led out. I'll have to review the standings but had Valverde waited on Freire and attempted to lead him out, Spain would've missed the podium entirely.
williamp78 said:I think there is an odd contrast to that; I reckon that the coaching at Team Sky will get the best out of EBH more so than if he changes team. However they will never put the same focus on the classics than on le Tour.
Does he need a team built around him or a team that will get him into the best shape possible but not support him as much on race day?
Though with stannard, thomas and hayman he should have good support on the cobbles (though i suspect thomas may be a co-leader)
Dekker_Tifosi said:LOLI noticed he finished last from the 5s group. Guess he did a classic Nibali-after-attack-blow-up.
El Pistolero said:Did you write your name on the Cauberg?
Wiggins also has shown some interest about riding PR. My guess is they will both build up for the cobbles and then head of to the Giro and Froome to lead the Tour. Should probably take this to a Sky thread...Froome19 said:Also Thomas is being groomed for the cobbles
movingtarget said:Nice ride by John Degenkolb. Held onto his Vuelta form.
Panda Claws said:Yeah because Fabian is known for his extreme explosiveness.
whittashau said:Almost a certain future world champion if he can finish in the front group over this distance on this time of parcours.
Dekker_Tifosi said:Indeed, Boom also progressed on the CQ ranking every year, very linear progression that goes along with the type of results he is getting.
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Well, there have only been 2 so far...Pantani_lives said:Fantastic win by PhilGil. My favorite WC of the decade.
Don't be late Pedro said:Well, there have only been 2 so far...