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I think Van Keirsbulck got 5th.Gloin22 said:And Benoot wins the bunch sprint after doing all the work. Hhahahahahahahaha
Legend.
He attacked from the chasing group.Hugo Koblet said:I think Van Keirsbulck got 5th.Gloin22 said:And Benoot wins the bunch sprint after doing all the work. Hhahahahahahahaha
Legend.
It was not that of a mistake. Kwiatkowski knew Top Sport must play 1-2, but he did not have the legs to chase each other. He was thinking Van Baarle will care about this competition, as he is new and needs to prove something here. Just like Cancellara always waits the newbies to do the chase.deValtos said:Van Baarle probably overated Kwiatkowski in the final there, thought he had more power left.
Having said that Kwiat was the one who screwed up the biggest, lol at letting Wallays go then riding tempo and looking at Van Baarle to take the first pull which was never in a million years going to happen. Why on earth would a 22y.o kid close that down with the world champion on his wheel.
I can get behind Baarle's tactics even if they didn't work out but Kwiat was either exhausted or screwed that up royally.
Also Benoot is a hero.
TourOfTexas said:Garmin's dumb tactics lost them two races today. van Baarle was the guy to neutralize the Walleys attack or BE the guy attacking. He did neither.
SafeBet said:Kwiat is the main loser today, don't be silly.
He should only blame himself.SafeBet said:
Lesson from today is follow the attacks when you're clearly the strongest rider out there.
What was he expecting? People dragging the World Champion to the finish line only to be outsprinted? Meh.
Cance > TheRest said:Benoot is definitely the rider of the day!
SafeBet said:
Lesson from today is follow the attacks when you're clearly the strongest rider out there.
What was he expecting? People dragging the World Champion to the finish line only to be outsprinted? Meh.
Miburo said:SafeBet said:
Lesson from today is follow the attacks when you're clearly the strongest rider out there.
What was he expecting? People dragging the World Champion to the finish line only to be outsprinted? Meh.
He is blaming himself, he's mad at himself thinking the other guys would also go for the victory.
It's a fact that they gave the victory away when they didn't wanna help him.