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link? Data? too bad can't see him beating AC.Climbing said:Nibali with the highest VAM ever at the Tour...
I agree especially Mollema after his good Tour last year.Parrulo said:Awful performance from Costa and Mollema they won't even top 10 at this rate which is really embarrassing considering the amount of people who crashed out of contention
Not true. He's had a few wins this year from attacks.Escarabajo said:Yes, really. He now follow wheels 100% of the time. Don't even try to do anything different.
Against 2nd rate opposition mostly.jaylew said:Not true. He's had a few wins this year from attacks.
Agreed Astana`s work rate will become an issue, but when Nibali made his move, no one matched it. He does look the strongest and has the maillot jaune, if everyone is waiting for him to fade away it could be a long wait.DirtyWorks said:Two weeks to go. That's a long time.
Look at it from a different angle, Nibali is expending great effort in the first week and perhaps some of the GC contenders are expending a bit less. The great efforts should, in theory, catch up to him later on and perhaps another GC contender will have something in reserve.
People need to put things into perspective. Mollema is at, I think, 99,9% of the level of last year.Pricey_sky said:I agree especially Mollema after his good Tour last year.
+1.Pricey_sky said:Gutted for Contador, nice win Nibali. He really has to win this now he may never get a better chance with the top 2 now out and Quintana not there.
A final moan for Valverde! What on earth is this guy on? Just sit there at the back of the chasers and let Nibali ride away. Does he not even want to win this race? As usual he sprint past most of them in the final metres to make himself look great, I honestly hope he doesn't even make the podium!
thanks for the info, a surprising attack?Kwibus said:Vandenbroeck says it's Contadors own fault he crashed.
He doesn't understand that Contador wanted to pass him at that point in the descent.
http://www.ad.nl/ad/nl/1063/Tour-de-France/article/detail/3689284/2014/07/14/Van-den-Broeck-Val-van-Contador-is-zijn-eigen-schuld.dhtml
In dutch.
From what I was expecting from Costa, I think he did good.Parrulo said:Awful performance from Costa and Mollema they won't even top 10 at this rate which is really embarrassing considering the amount of people who crashed out of contention
43m down, damn. What was the time cut?Frosty said:Just updated - Machado and Schillinger missed the time limit.
Yep. Think the same about Mollema. People are really overestimating Mollema, wow.Escarabajo said:From what I was expecting from Costa, I think he did good.
I would not put too much stock on those numbers. It was very short climb. And the time that Nibali was climbing away was even shorter. So expect high numbers anyway.maxmartin said:link? Data? too bad can't see him beating AC.
make sense, but today stage was hard and weather was not good at allEscarabajo said:I would not put too much stock on those numbers. It was very short climb. And the time that Nibali was climbing away was even shorter. So expect high numbers anyway.
If not JCP, I hope that one of the two French kids gets a top-5. Both finished in the top-5 today, and there will be more mountain-top finishes. And with all the casualties that seem to plague this year's TdF, who knows...deValtos said:JCP getting better every year, looking good with the 54km TT at the end of the tour.
I hope they are. By all reports Machado took a real pounding but he got back on and dragged himself to the finish.Frosty said:Machado and Schillinger are now in the official results at +43.06, and not in the withdrawals, so maybe the judges decided to be lenient.