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l.Harm said:I probably forgot but where did he crash?
the sceptic said:2nd fastest "clean" time ever isnt suspicious?
Ferminal said:Watching someone like Cunego struggle to get his face on TV really makes you pessimistic. I mean he's about 15% worse than just two years ago.
the sceptic said:2nd fastest "clean" time ever isnt suspicious?
zlev11 said:Quintana would have beat everyone but Mayo in the 2003 stage
1:30 faster than anyone in 2011, which was also a very short stage
Alphabet said:Cunego is a shadow of his former self. Look at him now, stage hunting from breakaways. Reminds me of Leipheimer, Basso and Scarponi together in a break last year. It's only been 2 years since he top 10'd the Tour.
hrotha said:
zlev11 said:how do you explain the 2003 stage then? that was the first real mountain stage at the end of the first week.
more fun and games:
39' 28" Miguel Induráin 1995
39' 28" Alex Zülle 1995
39' 30" Bjarne Riis 1995
20 seconds off of supercharged 1995 times? give me a break.
Lanark said:Funny how, when climbing times were down in 2010 and 2011, people couldn't stop pointing out that this meant the sport was cleaning up. Now we have Quintana producing 6.3 w/kg on a long climb in a hard stage at the end of a GT, yet there's no outrage at all (JV, journalists?). Almost feels like nobody believed anything about cleaning up anyway.
Lanark said:Funny how, when climbing times were down in 2010 and 2011, people couldn't stop pointing out that this meant the sport was cleaning up. Now we have Quintana producing 6.3 w/kg on a long climb in a hard stage at the end of a GT, yet there's no outrage at all (JV, journalists?). Almost feels like nobody believed anything about cleaning up anyway.
AICA ribonucleotide said:Three days to go in the tour and 2013 is currently the 2nd fastest on record with a speed of 41.39 km/h.
AICA ribonucleotide said:Three days to go in the tour and 2013 is currently the 2nd fastest on record with a speed of 41.39 km/h.
the sceptic said:What a farcical year of cycling this has been.