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classicomano said:Cav barely winning sprints against Degenkolb now, he will be dog chow for Kittel in July.
Remember he expended alot of energy in the breakaway. I personally think it was a great stage and win.
classicomano said:Cav barely winning sprints against Degenkolb now, he will be dog chow for Kittel in July.
Rollthedice said:Good Degengolb, better Cav. Sagan has no chance against these guys.
classicomano said:Cav barely winning sprints against Degenkolb now, he will be dog chow for Kittel in July.
BigMac said:He came from far back though. Giant had a good train. Reminded me of last year's tour.
doperhopper said:Sagan gave up seeing Cav powering around, and then that look at Hofland: WTF? U mad bro? Sprinting for 3rd?
Cav was taking pulls in the break and Degenkolb is faster than 80% of the so called pure sprinters.classicomano said:Cav barely winning sprints against Degenkolb now, he will be dog chow for Kittel in July.
Dekker_Tifosi said:Hofland with no support at all btw.
Bos gets all the support he wants in Turkey and does **** all with it. Hofland with no support gets 3rd.
For crying out loud Belkin.
BigMac said:Not a single fast food franshise spoted yet in Sacramento.
#mythbusted
SKSemtex said:Probably but we will see different Sagan in 7 weeks. It was his first start after "vacation". It was the same last year.
The Hitch said:Sagan hasn't been himself at all this year.
At this rate he might even win less than 50% of stages at TDS
Or to be more dramatic
\jensattacksmode
Sagan is the new popovych /jensattacksmode.
Dekker_Tifosi said:Im worried about Sagan though. He looks like he lost all his speed for flat sprints. It's just positioning now.
doperhopper said:Anyway, maybe even bigger problem of S. is how to stay "sprint fit" in the long classics despite of being one of the "watched" riders, and moreover, there's always someone fast in the last select group (Degenkolb, Kristoff, etc).