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: 2013 Tour de France, stage 19: Bourg-d'Oisans / Le Grand-Bornand, 203.5km

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The Hitch said:
We will see.

But if you are wrong, will you admit it later?

of course. you know me. but this is the tactis they planned I'm sure of, if they change plans it means their riders have bad legs, with contador possible, with quintana doubtful
 
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So so bored of watching the Sky train. Why the hell don't some other teams shake them up more and dictate their own pace? At least make them think a bit.
 
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kaffenback said:
So so bored of watching the Sky train. Why the hell don't some other teams shake them up more and dictate their own pace? At least make them think a bit.

Yup, u will see movistar and saxo rearing up probably on the penultimate climb
 
Well the absolute best case scenario is that to isolate and drop Froome, Quintana needs to go all out most of the Madeleinne so it makes sense to give the break such a big advantage.

Rather have plaza and Rojas stopping at the top waiting for Quintana than having them getting dropped because they didn't get over the climb in front of Quintana and were caught by Quintana before he managed to drop Froome.

Ofc the odds of this happening are as low is they can get :eek:

Either way if everything fails Movistar still has big chances of winning the stage with Costa either way. So its a win win situation for them really.
 
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Parrulo said:
Well the absolute best case scenario is that to isolate and drop Froome, Quintana needs to go all out most of the Madeleinne so it makes sense to give the break such a big advantage.

Rather have plaza and Rojas stopping at the top waiting for Quintana than having them getting dropped because they didn't get over the climb in front of Quintana and were caught by Quintana before he managed to drop Froome.

Ofc the odds of this happening are as low is they can get :eek:

Either way if everything fails Movistar still has big chances of winning the stage with Costa either way. So its a win win situation for them really.

this is what they should do and I hope so too
 
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Parrulo said:
Well the absolute best case scenario is that to isolate and drop Froome, Quintana needs to go all out most of the Madeleinne so it makes sense to give the break such a big advantage.

Rather have plaza and Rojas stopping at the top waiting for Quintana than having them getting dropped because they didn't get over the climb in front of Quintana and were caught by Quintana before he managed to drop Froome.

Ofc the odds of this happening are as low is they can get :eek:

Either way if everything fails Movistar still has big chances of winning the stage with Costa either way. So its a win win situation for them really.

But if Quintana attacks on Madeline he will have 3 more mountains, he will chased down by three good teams in the form of Saxo.Katusha,sky.. he cant/wont risk that