2012 Tirreno -Adriatico, Stage 3:Indicatore (Ar) - Terni: 178 km

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theyoungest said:
No, main objective will still be the Ronde I think. Then the Ardennes, as a kind of experiment.

Boom had the Boonen crash in the Omloop, only time I've noticed him this season. He has had three race days or so.

You are right. He's aiming for Flanders as well.

A couple of months ago he just metioned Amstel and LBL as the objectives. But just read a new article saying that MSR and Flanders are on the calender as well - as they should be.
 
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Fetisoff said:
Thanks...

Looks like T-A, P-N and biathlon all about to end at the same time :mad::mad::mad:

PA has a 5k advantage, well see if they can keep it too the finish...:cool:

A good day of sports for sure though. I plan on scooting right from these races to the world indoor track and field championships, and then the NCAA indoor champs. Cap off the day with the college basketball
 
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More Strides than Rides said:
PA has a 5k advantage, well see if they can keep it too the finish...:cool:

A good day of sports for sure though. I plan on scooting right from these races to the world indoor track and field championships, and then the NCAA indoor champs. Cap off the day with the college basketball

For me it's also last day in the office till I go away for two weeks, so I got a lot of **** to clean up...

Well, looks like it's gonna be a late Friday night in the office for me
 
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Dekker_Tifosi said:
Yeah, more like an improved Degenkolb. Best at slightly uphill finishes or short steep finishes of less than 1km climbing, more than 1km climbing and he drops.

I have serious questions with Sagan's climbing capabilities

From where can you question them? He has never truly ridden climbs competitvely himself and the TDS win even from a breakaway was truly an impressive climbing perfomance.
 
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Froome19 said:
From where can you question them? He has never truly ridden climbs competitvely himself and the TDS win even from a breakaway was truly an impressive climbing perfomance.
That's 1 time...

He won Pologne on boni seconds from the flat stages and suffered uphill in a mediocre field.

In any other mountain stage or hilly stage he usually drops fast and often finishes in the last few groups... :rolleyes:
 
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Parrulo said:
i am going with freire for this one just because he is still awesome

the stage is too short for him imo, i still hope that you are right :)
 
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ruswilks said:
Eddy Boss! What happened to Cav?

Dunno. just seen the finish, nowhere to be seen. Puncture?

Great sprint by EBH to hold off Griepel etc..
 
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stage too short for freire indeed, the difference is on his performance from short to long stages is almost unbelievable.

anyway nice win for hagen, very weird sprint