jens_attacks said:wonderful. all that matters. not that it'd be wrong to "play sagan" with the girls too
just to put a closure to the "sexist-affair".
well done sir
jens_attacks said:wonderful. all that matters. not that it'd be wrong to "play sagan" with the girls too
Pippo_San said:just to put a closure to the "sexist-affair".
well done sir![]()
katkotom said:I wouldn´t say someone worships him people just know who he is and that is really good for cycling imho...
was Tommeke setting a good example by taking cocaine? no...so why all the fuss about a shirt...
back to cycling - I was also impressed by Kwiat...he looked super strong in the escape group almost breathing with his nose riding up the bergs![]()
Understatement of the year. I'd go as far as to say incredible, but then again perhaps that's for a different part of the forum.Kwiatowski was very impressive
RHRH19861986 said:Can´t believe people are angry on Sagan for this shirt and for touching the lady´s a**...
I always thought Germans were the only ones being so... how shall I say... humourless and conservative.
I find it great what he does. Great athlete and great personality.
El Pistolero said:I expected more of Kwiatkowski when he signed for OPQS. And why shouldn't I expect more from the guy who tested as high as Peter Sagan back in 2009.
Perhaps he'll start winning big races next year.![]()
Carstenbf said:Understatement of the year. I'd go as far as to say incredible, but then again perhaps that's for a different part of the forum.
Carols said:Indeed! I would have turned around and smacked him across the face!!!
Angliru said:The question is would he have done it if he thought that she had a 6-5 250 lb brother standing behind stage? He knew he might be able to get away with it. He's a bit of a clueless @$$.
bissib said:Silly attempt to get this thread back to topic - Sagan to Slovak media after the race:
"I'm very happy for the second place. Fabian rode really well and today I was just not good enough for him. He attacked on the last climb, I tried to hold on to him but he was faster. I'm glad that the main group didn't catch up with us after that. Today the best rider won. I had a mild fall on the 130th kilometre but luckily nothing serious happened to me or the bike. I'm very sorry for Boonen's injury. It can happen to anyone, like with Cancellara last year. The entire race had a fast pace, in these Belgian classics you have to stay at the front and be cautious at all times. Now I will have a little rest, I will miss the Paris-Roubaix classic as you need longer regeneration after it and I will focus on Amstel."
He had also made another bet with Cannondale before the race:
"We made a bet that if I win, they would let me go to Roubaix next week. If not, I will rest until Amstel"
JRanton said:I'm glad Lotto got their podium finish. Well deserved.
Pathetic stuff from BMC, Sky and OPQS.
Telmisartan new said:Good point about Sagan doing some pulls,could almost sense a 'detente' between them,one classics master passing to another,maybe too romantic from me,but definitely a thawing of relations.Fab:"Okay son,there's an order here.there's me Tom and you,Tom's not good,i've cost you San Remo,so don't play up and you'll get Amstel later once i have E3/RVV/PR treble"
bissib said:I like that he took turns too. Maybe not so smart, taking turns with Fabian is basically suicide (the Czech Eurosport commentators were surprised too, they were like "Oh **** son, what are you doing??") and maybe it cost him the strength to keep up with Fabian in the last metres of the hill, but at least noone can accuse him of wheelsucking like during the last TdF.
Overall I am satisfied with the result. Cancellara and Sagan were clearly the best riders today and Cancellara was clearly the best rider today. Deserved.
woodburn said:Haven't seen full race yet. How did the peleton not catch Sagan and Roelandts after the Paterberg? They seemed close in the one brief video I saw.
Dekker_Tifosi said:Just seen the full results. Maaskant actually finished the race after abandoning basically all other cobbled classics this season. Looks like he's finally getting better after (another) knee injury. Too late to make anything this season though. Sigh, since 2009 he's just been f**** all over by injuries and illness. Seems to be the fate of every talented dutch rider tho![]()
Angliru said:I always wondered what happened to him. After starting his career so impressively he's been virtually invisible. He was looking to be the next great cobbled classic rider. Hope he can get back to that form from years ago.