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burning said:Wow, much more closer than i have expected
Cancellator said:Sagan looked so bored as he "sprinted" for the 2nd. Were they even trying?
Bavarianrider said:I agree the front acke should have raced harder. But that's their fault.
Moose McKnuckles said:Magnificent! Spectacular win for Georges!!!!!
What did they say? I didn't ask before because I didn't want to interrupt the talk about this exciting stage.Dekker_Tifosi said:the most exciting thing that happened was me getting mentioned at Eurosport NL
Dekker_Tifosi said:the most exciting thing that happened was me getting mentioned at Eurosport NL
Dekker_Tifosi said:Bavarian that Facepalm is for yourself. You fail to have a counter-argument on LS last post so just post a picture.
Just go away troll
Cancellator said:What I don't understand is why waste energy chasing if you're not going to do it properly? If they started a bit earlier they would have caught him. Why not give the guy 2 minutes and rest your riders? He wouldn't compete in the GC tomorrow anyway after this sort of effort...
You have to forgive Libertine, all she cares is about parcours.Bavarianrider said:However, if riders decide early that theydo't really try to chase backthe leading man, well than it gets rather boring. But blame this on the riders. The stage was set, if the actors don't deliver, it's not the directors fault.
Arnout said:Lol the commentator says Anquetil will regret it that he never had the chance to ride to Tour of California
You did see Kelderman and Weening going full gas, and simply unable to build a big enough gap on the crappy gradients to stay away on the 20 (!) flat kilometers?Bavarianrider said:For a day like this. Blame the riders, it's not the races fault.