2012 Tour de France: Stage 9: Arc-et-Senans → Besançon (ITT) (41.5 km)

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Jan 22, 2011
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AtletiSK said:
Are you serious? I mean, he is 22, has never been good at long ITTs and in the interview after the finish, he said he took it very, very easy to save power
btw. Cancellara is a beast, great ride once again!!!

Yep. Saving power for the rest day.
 

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Feb 18, 2011
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AtletiSK said:
Are you serious? I mean, he is 22, has never been good at long ITTs and in the interview after the finish, he said he took it very, very easy to save power
btw. Cancellara is a beast, great ride once again!!!

was expecting a wheelie or something :(
 
Jul 8, 2012
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Waterloo Sunrise said:
Did Fabian puncture too? Only 10 seconds on Martin in last section?

Should be beaten really.

He only took 6 seconds on Westra! Probably tired a bit.
 
Jan 8, 2012
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Waterloo Sunrise said:
Did Fabian puncture too? Only 10 seconds on Martin in last section?

Should be beaten really.

Wasn't the puncture for Martin inside the first 10 km?
 
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webvan said:
Rogers pretty decent, same time as Tony, Sky to get yellow helmets back.

A shade disappointing, hopefully he's riding himself in to it if this is a full gas effort, certainly relative to Chav & Velits.
 
Mar 12, 2010
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Fetisoff said:
Yep. Saving power for the rest day.
saving power for the remaining stages of course... what whould´ve changed for him if he had gone full gas and lost 3:30 instead of 6:00? on Cance??? nothing
 
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Waterloo Sunrise said:
A shade disappointing, hopefully he's riding himself in to it if this is a full gas effort, certainly relative to Chav & Velits.

Lol Rogers is not nearly as talented as you seem to think. I'm surprised this guy is a three/two time world champion time trial in the first place.
 
Feb 5, 2012
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Fetisoff said:
I'd say at least 4, probably more like 5
I don't want him to lose to much because he might just give up in the mountains. But your probably right.
 
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Chavanel holding on quiet well. Proves that Canc hasn't done a super remarkable ride. Wiggo should be able to challange Canc today.
 
Jan 22, 2011
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Unkown said:
I don't want him to lose to much because he might just give up in the mountains. But your probably right.

His body language says he's already given up.
That's why I think he's going to lose so much, he's capable of only losing 2:30 - 3 minutes if going absolutely all out, but I just don't think he'll do that, it's Frank freaking Schleck after all
 
Jan 22, 2011
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I think he's more concerned with making sure Jakob Fulglslang doesn't somehow, by mistake, show up on a start list of another world tour race

(Which is stupid in it's own, because if I'm not mistaken he got more points from winning Austria than he would have from getting 15-20 at TDF)