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Wait and see... It will be fun to watch...the_cutter said:If Martin bridges Kwiatek back to the break then what happens? Will Westra pull at all? And surely Saxo and Sky can't allow Kwiatek 5+mins and so who loses his nerve first and takes over the Lotto holiday train?
the_cutter said:If Martin bridges Kwiatek back to the break then what happens? Will Westra pull at all? And surely Saxo and Sky can't allow Kwiatek 5+mins and so who loses his nerve first and takes over the Lotto holiday train?
JRTK73 said:If Kwiatkowski can gain 3 or 4 minutes then that will set this tour up really nicely. Long way to go still though.
JRTK73 said:If Kwiatkowski can gain 3 or 4 minutes then that will set this tour up really nicely. Long way to go still though.
Perhaps but it's a really good move for the white jersey!LaFlorecita said:Kwiatkowski will get smoked once we come to the big mountains
zombo10 said:Perhaps but it's a really good move for the white jersey!
kurtinsc said:Is there any chance Martin could compete with TV and JRod for mountain points if he and Kwiatkowski connect on the downhill (which I assume they will). Or is his climbing not in the same class?
Sure, but they have Westra upfront and Nibbles has 2mins more on Kwiatek than the rest. They have no reason to start pulling sooner than Saxo or Sky. As a matter fact I would tell Westra to pull even with them in the break.Publicus said:It's a risk for Astana as well.