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trevim said:Acevedo may ride for Martin or Hesjedal. He hasn't raced much this year.
Don't answer seriously on that.
trevim said:Acevedo may ride for Martin or Hesjedal. He hasn't raced much this year.
Spontaneous? How so? he had good legs, so this was tactically the best thing to do. Crack Kwiat on the long climb, and not on 25% wall where different rules apply.rhubroma said:Never, just as Armstrong and Postal could have never done either. And in March!
Spontaneity, what Castiglione once called disinvoltura, is what separates true genius from something that only bellies the technical preparation behind the result.
kingjr said:Spontaneous? How so? he had good legs, so this was tactically the best thing to do. Crack Kwiat on the long climb, and not on 25% wall where different rules apply.
Plus Tinkov has been predicting a show for today long before the stage started.
Tashkent Terror said:Still a huge gamble to go alone from that far out, unless you watch different racing from me I can't recall too many episodes like this. And what does it matter what Tinkov predicted? I didn't see him riding out there!
Thats the dumbest thing i've heard for a while! Quintana not in shape?! He has done more kilometers than Contador. Porte was riding on the mountain stage yesterday, and he couldn't do much either to Contador...ChrisFroomeftw said:Things just goes in Contador's way. First, Quintana not in form. Second, Porte is out.
kingjr said:The thing is I doubt that Contador just came up with the idea of attacking seconds before he went. Which is what I understand when I read "spontaneity".
Don't worry though, I don't want to take anything away from his victory, it was a great piece of racing.
mikelnieve said:Chris Froome? Richie Porte?
kingjr said:Spontaneous? How so? he had good legs, so this was tactically the best thing to do. Crack Kwiat on the long climb, and not on 25% wall where different rules apply.
Plus Tinkov has been predicting a show for today long before the stage started.
Ryo Hazuki said:this. contador shows hsi true coward colors again. pathetic
rhubroma said:This is why, and I don't care what anybody says, Contador is the real deal, while Froome, like Armstrong, is merely an able technician.
TourOfTexas said:Kwiatkowski is at the end of his run of form. He'll be back.
Red Rick said:Contador takes KOM and points classification?
mikelnieve said:AC is so dominant, he is on a class of his own. Froome won't match him.
happytramp said:Making my way back through the thread. Thought this deserved a quote![]()
rhubroma said:It's not just good legs, but a special intuition and fantasy to write the script in a most brilliant, and not predictable, fashion.
trevim said:I'm surprised with Peraud (who can get on the podium)
On the time trial although now that I've looked at the gaps, 25 seconds might be a bit too much for such a short distance.Kokoso said:How could he get there?