Thanks, although it is not updating at the moment. Warbasse still on the start podium, according to the live timing.wirral said:
No. He's through the intermediate. Eijssen is too, with the slowest time.janraaskalt said:
Ties in nicely with the talent development thread below. Two BMC talents are last and next to last in GC.
liamito said:
There are conflicting reports on Porte's current form. On the one hand he's admitted that he was ill in Tenerife but has managed to arrive in reasonable condition at the Dauphine. On the other hand, Froome, his training partner, says that Porte is in extremely good condition arriving at the Dauphine. We shall see.
11:00 - Chris Froome: "It’s fast and flat"
GC favorite Chris Froome has just completed his recognition of the course. "It’s fast, flat, and hopefully it’s going to be a good day for us", the Brit told letour.fr. "Richie [Porte] is going well. I’m feeling good, so hopefully it’s a day we can take some time from the other GC contenders. I don’t think we’ll be looking at victory with guys like Tony Martin but it depends if he’s sick or not." Froome has a maximum gear of 56x11 while Martin usually uses 58x11.
GC favorite Chris Froome has just completed his recognition of the course. "It’s fast, flat, and hopefully it’s going to be a good day for us", the Brit told letour.fr. "Richie [Porte] is going well. I’m feeling good, so hopefully it’s a day we can take some time from the other GC contenders. I don’t think we’ll be looking at victory with guys like Tony Martin but it depends if he’s sick or not." Froome has a maximum gear of 56x11 while Martin usually uses 58x11.
Great job letour website. More riders are shown as having finished than have gone through the second intermediate. 
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I voted for Purito, but I somehow missed the button and selected Tony Martin.
Anyway, this should be good training for Purito, and it would not surprised me if he has been using his reduced race program to train for ITTs. It will be interesting to see how he does.
Looking forward to see how well Laengen and EBH do. Laengen might go all out, and EBH said he needed training for the Norwegian ITT.
Anyway, this should be good training for Purito, and it would not surprised me if he has been using his reduced race program to train for ITTs. It will be interesting to see how he does.
Looking forward to see how well Laengen and EBH do. Laengen might go all out, and EBH said he needed training for the Norwegian ITT.
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i think the winner will go under 37 minutes. what do you think?
de gendt is such an enigma...
barta will set the fastest time
de gendt is such an enigma...
barta will set the fastest time
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jens_attacks said:
37 minutes would mean 52.7 kph, not impossible I'd say. i think around 37 minutes will be the fastest time
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