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LOL.Dazed and Confused said:Cancellara will win from a break and announce he loves racing in hot weather.
Maybe Guardini can play if the pace is really low all day.
yespatterns said:I'm going with the breakaway on this one, but barely. Bling wants to hold that rojo for another few stages.
Forunculo said:Ronda is beautiful
The german wins once (in a blue moon) and all of the sudden he's umbeatable. LOL!Jspear said:Hard to see past Degenkolb for the win.
cineteq said:The german wins once (in a blue moon) and all of the sudden he's umbeatable. LOL!
Jspear said:No he is definitely beatable, I just think tomorrow suits him pretty well. If Bouhanni is still there I think he will be Degenkolbs biggest threat. If Giant rides hard enough I'm thinking they could either drop Bouhanni or at least take some sting out of his sprint. IMO Degenkolb is faster than Matthews....Matthews is stronger when it comes to climbing, but I don't think that tomorrow is steep enough in the final to turn the favor to Matthews. Wouldn't be surprised in the slightest if Degenkolb takes it.
Edit: And we know we don't even need to compare Degenkolb to Sagan right now.![]()
spanky wanderlust said:bouhanni will not be there. oge will hammer the pace for matthews. as sagan is not here to play, it's hard to see past jd. who else would be left.
love these vuelta course designs. they clearly read this forum.
manafana said:matthews wants red, so a good even pace is what he wants to stop attacks and that doesn't mean dropping bouhanni as such who should be able dig in on an easier day.
I wouldn't be super confident of anything today but really don't see Orica letting anything go to far.