Gloin22 said:I fear what you would do with Giro organizers.
There we have to wait at least 1 hour for more than Top 10 to appear...
I don't remember that.
Gloin22 said:I fear what you would do with Giro organizers.
There we have to wait at least 1 hour for more than Top 10 to appear...
JRanton said:So his name is ''Chris'' and he comes to the Vuelta without a contract for next year having done very little all season...
Is anyone else thinking what I'm thinking?
JRanton said:So his name is ''Chris'' and he comes to the Vuelta without a contract for next year having done very little all season...
Is anyone else thinking what I'm thinking?
JRanton said:Whoever is in charge of posting the results for this Vuelta should be shot.
JRanton said:So his name is ''Chris'' and he comes to the Vuelta without a contract for next year having done very little all season...
Is anyone else thinking what I'm thinking?
roundabout said:I don't remember that.
Afrank said:I'm thinking you should head to the correct sub-forum.![]()
Descender said:I remember it as being even longer than 1 hour. That is when they get the top 10 up right away...
The TdF is a bit better in that regard, but on the whole they're all very clumsy.
JRanton said:It wasn't a clinic reference, just saying that we could be in for another surprise. Although to be fair to Horner, him winning the Vuelta, even at 41, wouldn't be at all surprising in comparison to Froome's near miss.
Escarabajo said:He already stated that he is here for training for the worlds and to help Pozzovivo if he can.
jranton said:so his name is ''chris'' and he comes to the vuelta without a contract for next year having done very little all season...
Is anyone else thinking what i'm thinking?
jens_attacks said:papy horner : "i think i can win the vuelta" _O_
that's the spirit!
lemoogle said:Ah thanks, must have missed that statement.
I'd been hoping since the giro for a Majka Betancur replay. I guess it won't happen.
At least Pinot is not doing terribly yet, so that's one good young hope.
It was a private built airport. Though building it was good for the economy, they apparently had some loans from the regional bank which came back to haunt the taxpayers when the private built airport defaulted. It's a complex issue.Arnout said:If it is common sense infrastructure, probably. Google Ciudad Real Airport and decide if projects like that will help the Spanish economy![]()
murali said:I like that better.
i didn't get the sarcasm part first. had to revisit the trademark post to figure it out.
Is it possible for the organizers to come up with some RFID like tag to keep track of the racers? Technology is there, expertise is there; i think these guys are not just interested in spending money. they are not even making money the right way. ppl like me would have paid for watching this, if they had just broadcast it on TV. Wake up organizers!
murali said:this is confusing.....
bad vuelta. first they don't say clearly how many groups were formed. then no clarity on the stage result. now changing the results very frequently.![]()
roundabout said:The coverage of the final today was horrible though.
rantanplan said:Nibali can suffer a lot tomorrow if Purito attacks in Ezaro with Moreno... In my opinion is the most dangerous stage for the italian.
SafeBet said:Indeed, this constant going back to check where freaking Arroyo was. Come on.
Completely disagree. Nibbles is fine on steep ramps. And he's got one of the strongest team in the race anyway, they would bring him back.
hrotha said:Lol, Horner sounds like Brad Pitt in Inglourious Basterds. Olano should have got on the saddle to stick it up to Guillén.
Also, I don't mean to alarm anyone but it looks like frickin' Eijssen could be one of the revelations of this Vuelta.
ToreBear said:It was a private built airport. Though building it was good for the economy, they apparently had some loans from the regional bank which came back to haunt the taxpayers when the private built airport defaulted. It's a complex issue.