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Rollthedice said:Basso is in top 10. As some fana here would say, it's just the beginning!
yespatterns said:Anyone have a link to where overall dnfs/abandons so far this giro can be found?
movingtarget said:It's the Aussie Giro. Bookmakers should be taking bets. Who will be the next Aussie to win a stage ?
Thanks vitapen, but im thinking more a comprehensive list of those who've dropped out over the entire race, as opposed to stage by stage. maybe its there and im missing it. Not the most user friendly site lolVitapen said:
yespatterns said:Thanks vitapen, but im thinking more a comprehensive list of those who've dropped out over the entire race, as opposed to stage by stage. maybe its there and im missing it. Not the most user friendly site lol
DominicDecoco said:What a strange post.
christopherrowe said:Also: OTL is obviously "over time limit," as DNS and DNF are "did not start" and "did not finish." But what's FTM?
Androni in Giro 2005. But it was Selle Italia.Netserk said:Rewatch the Vuelta '11 _O_
edit: And Europcar same year.
luckyboy said:yeah there have been plenty of boring stages to choose from
luckyboy said:Ruffoni and Appollonio were over the time limit (only just over the 38 minutes I think)
Jspear said:Man! Orica had a great start to the Giro and then 3 riders out. The joys and pains of a GT....bummer.
christopherrowe said:snipped..
Still, they have to be satisfied with this Tour.
Better Call Saul said:Where do you guys find odds for the individual stages? Can't find any bets for tomorrows itt, only outright
Butterhead said:Word is CAS broke his wrist so he´s probably not starting tomorrow but they wait til tomorrow morning with the decision.