2013 Giro d'Italia, Stage19: Ponte Di Legno - Val Martello/Martelltal 160 kms

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Cimber said:
ffs tomorrow stage looks dull to say the least

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what's that final climb like?
 
classicomano said:
"Robert got ill during and espcially after the TT. His condition didnt get better during the night, this morning he looked like a corpse. The decision to take him him out of the race was already made before we heard of todays cancellation, though I dont think it wouldve mathered."

fwiw

That's nothing special
 
Sep 21, 2009
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webvan said:
Yeah, he'll likely never get another opportunity to race a TDF after such an easy Giro, so far it's (barely) been a TdS equivalent, he should go for the double!

He knows there will be posters around here to recall that the double this year is not a real double. :D:p
 
webvan said:
Yeah, he'll likely never get another opportunity to race a TDF after such an easy Giro, so far it's (barely) been a TdS equivalent, he should go for the double!

And ruin his form for this years worlds which not only suit him like a glove but are also on his home country :rolleyes:

You people should get a grip, believe it or not, for some its not all about the Tour.
 
classicomano said:
Ryo Hazuki Ryo Hazuki is offline
Banned

:(

Damn, wish he could stay on the straight and narrow. Despite the fact that some of his posts are a bit ridiculous and over the top, he's one of my favorite posters. I always miss his perspective when he's not around.:(
 
Banned again, he seemed to be on his best behavior these past few days?

Parrulo said:
And ruin his form for this years worlds which not only suit him like a glove but are also on his home country :rolleyes:

You people should get a grip, believe it or not, for some its not all about the Tour.

Thanks for your kind advice, what you probably do know though is that the Worlds are a bit of a lottery and it's rarely the strongest rider that wins, you can ask Cancellara about that. On the other hand it's generally the strongest rider who wins the TDF.
 
webvan said:
Banned again, he seemed to be on his best behavior these past few days?

Well its not really acceptable to go around the forum saying that all Italians are a bunch of idiots. Too keep doing it even after being warned about it is just asking for a ban. . .


webvan said:
Thanks for your kind advice, what you probably do know though is that the Worlds are a bit of a lottery and it's rarely the strongest rider that wins, you can ask Cancellara about that. On the other hand it's generally the strongest rider who wins the TDF.

Tell that to the last 2 WC who were the strongest riders in both races. Every one day race is a bit of a lottery but so is the first week of the tour anyway.
 
Isn't the Vuelta with it's hilly route this year more a race to win for puncheurs which have also the ability to climb well, like Rodriguez, Henao, Sanchez or Betancur? Altough Nibali could gain some time in the short mountainous time trail. If he would be able to stay with the puncheurs on the short walls and distance them in the real mountains in would get a bit too obvious wouldn't it?
 
jaylew said:
Damn, wish he could stay on the straight and narrow. Despite the fact that some of his posts are a bit ridiculous and over the top, he's one of my favorite posters. I always miss his perspective when he's not around.:(
He wouldn't be Ryo if he wasn't banned this often. We're all waiting for him to get back, to have a shot at him. :D