2013 Tour de France, stage 18: Gap - Alpe-d'Huez, 172.5km

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I'm really not a TJ fan, but it'd be nice to see him win this one. If only put some respect in a couple of forum members.
 
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del1962 said:
Could TJ win this stage?

If he doesn't blow, why not? He's a good descender. He's got at least some cushion to work with in terms of time to the GC guys.
 
Nov 26, 2012
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froome with 4 now

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porte


and andy and quintana are just behind froome
 
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Broth3r said:
I'm really not a TJ fan, but it'd be nice to see him win this one. If only put some respect in a couple of forum members.
Thats aint how it Works..respect useally aint a factor for the most loud forum dudes.. :rolleyes:

One should think it was a race that was the primary for peoples intention.. but it clearly aint
 
Mar 9, 2013
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Is AC looking good, to me he is not. What you lot think? maybe he is not as high up cuz first acent?
 
Feb 8, 2013
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Such an anticlimax so far. Paulinho to be caught soon. I think all of sky are still there. Kennaugh, Porte and Froome will destroy everyone on the last climb.
 
Mar 9, 2013
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This is embarrassing by Evans, it was always a stupid decision doing the TDF, 36 years old and only getting weaker in the Giro, way too go BMC :rolleyes:.
 
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painai said:
Well AC just wasted roche and paulinho :mad:

It was a decision by Roche and paulinho not contador. DS gave them the all clear after they got a gap. Bad decision
 
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painai said:
Well AC just wasted roche and paulinho :mad:

It wasn't his decision to send those two up the road after the breakaway group went away. In any case, it looks like Contador might change his ambitions to a stage win now.