2014 68th Tour de Romandie, April 29 to May 4 - WT

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Normally Fuglsang and Nibali sould be fighting for third place, cause I think Costa will still be somewhat hampered by his shoulder injury.

And then you have Talansky and Izagirre who are still within striking distance for the top five.
 
Bushman said:
Intxausti will beat Fuglsang in the tt, Fuglsang hasn't been tt'ing well since 2011.

TdF '13, stage 17 (TT, 32km, hilly). Result:

1 FROOME Christopher [www.procyclingstats.com] Sky Procycling 20 100 51:33 37.245
2 CONTADOR Alberto Team Saxo-Tinkoff 10 70 0:09 37.137
3 RODRíGUEZ Joaquim Team Katusha 6 50 0:10 37.125
4 KREUZIGER Roman Team Saxo-Tinkoff 4 40 0:23 36.970
5 VALVERDE Alejandro [www.procyclingstats.com] Movistar Team 2 32 0:30 36.888
6 QUINTANA Nairo Movistar Team 26 1:11 36.410
7 KWIATKOWSKI Michał Omega Pharma - Quick-Step 22 1:33 36.158
8 FUGLSANG Jakob Astana Pro Team 18 1:34 36.147
9 TALANSKY Andrew Garmin Sharp 14 1:41 36.068
10 VAN GARDEREN Tejay [www.procyclingstats.com] BMC Racing Team 10 1:51 35.955
11 MOLLEMA Bauke Belkin-Pro Cycling Team 8 2:09 35.754

Pretty good performance.
 
Dazed and Confused said:
TdF '13, stage 17 (TT, 32km, hilly). Result:

1 FROOME Christopher [www.procyclingstats.com] Sky Procycling 20 100 51:33 37.245
2 CONTADOR Alberto Team Saxo-Tinkoff 10 70 0:09 37.137
3 RODRíGUEZ Joaquim Team Katusha 6 50 0:10 37.125
4 KREUZIGER Roman Team Saxo-Tinkoff 4 40 0:23 36.970
5 VALVERDE Alejandro [www.procyclingstats.com] Movistar Team 2 32 0:30 36.888
6 QUINTANA Nairo Movistar Team 26 1:11 36.410
7 KWIATKOWSKI Michał Omega Pharma - Quick-Step 22 1:33 36.158
8 FUGLSANG Jakob Astana Pro Team 18 1:34 36.147
9 TALANSKY Andrew Garmin Sharp 14 1:41 36.068
10 VAN GARDEREN Tejay [www.procyclingstats.com] BMC Racing Team 10 1:51 35.955
11 MOLLEMA Bauke Belkin-Pro Cycling Team 8 2:09 35.754

Pretty good performance.
Yep, where the great TTer Purito finished 3rd....
 
Mar 9, 2013
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Netserk said:
Where was he brought back?

At the end of the descent he had 30s (edit: actually a full minute) to Froome and Wiggo. Maybe that's not a gap according to you, but it is to me.

Remember this:

Yup i do and you seen what i said when has Nibali been with a rider and literally dropped them. Not like Froome thought crap Nibali has gone i better go with him isit he wold nevr make it Nibali from far.
 
Dazed and Confused said:
TdF '13, stage 17 (TT, 32km, hilly). Result:

1 FROOME Christopher [www.procyclingstats.com] Sky Procycling 20 100 51:33 37.245
2 CONTADOR Alberto Team Saxo-Tinkoff 10 70 0:09 37.137
3 RODRíGUEZ Joaquim Team Katusha 6 50 0:10 37.125
4 KREUZIGER Roman Team Saxo-Tinkoff 4 40 0:23 36.970
5 VALVERDE Alejandro [www.procyclingstats.com] Movistar Team 2 32 0:30 36.888
6 QUINTANA Nairo Movistar Team 26 1:11 36.410
7 KWIATKOWSKI Michał Omega Pharma - Quick-Step 22 1:33 36.158
8 FUGLSANG Jakob Astana Pro Team 18 1:34 36.147
9 TALANSKY Andrew Garmin Sharp 14 1:41 36.068
10 VAN GARDEREN Tejay [www.procyclingstats.com] BMC Racing Team 10 1:51 35.955
11 MOLLEMA Bauke Belkin-Pro Cycling Team 8 2:09 35.754

Pretty good performance.

Yes I know that, but that was a very, very hilly or almost mountainous tt. He has been lacking power on the flat ones as a result of focus on climbing. I would be glad to be proven wrong though.
 
Dazed and Confused said:
Fuglsang has never been a top consistent TT'er. Not before '11 or after. Once in awhile he performs well and this was one of these times he did pretty good.

My point is nothing has changed. He might perform tomorrow, we shall see.

Look at his results from 2011. 4th in Pais Vasco itt, 7th in California, 3rd Criterium International (short itt), 7th Tour de Suisse, 6th Vuelta and 10th at the worlds. That's pretty decent I would say and he hasn't been tt'ing at that level ever since.
 
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This stage will finish in Neuchâtel Xamax' Stade de la Maladière
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Just reminds me this stage:
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TANK91 said:
Yup i do and you seen what i said when has Nibali been with a rider and literally dropped them. Not like Froome thought crap Nibali has gone i better go with him isit he wold nevr make it Nibali from far.

You said he never got a gap. He did.

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If Froome or Wiggo could follow him there they would.
 
Fuglsang said last year that he is not as good a time-trialist as previously as a result of his focus on climbing. He believes that his improvements in the mountains more than makes up for his losses in timetrials in relation to getting a good result in the GC of a Grand Tour.