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Landa being in front of Aru on the Mortirolo means Nothing.You only use other bikers as a reference on your own speed in a climb like that,it is worse to go 100% in a flat stage with the wind coming slightly from the side even if you are 4th in the peleton.
Going up Mortirolo isnt nice I assure you,but when you have completed it,what a feeling....
Cance > TheRest said:Just ignore the guy. He clearly only sees what he wants to seecasati said:damian13ster said:Rewatched both climbs today. Landa spent more time on the front at Mortirolo than Contador did (pretty much entire time until getting caught while Alberto had couple of riders help him out).
Of course he rode it at bit slower pace, but the way he responded to Contador's attack. Zero stress, consulted with Aru, and then closed 50m gap to attacking Contador in 30 seconds still looking like its completely effortless. And then riding away like that on the false flat after they both basically wheelsucked Kruijswijk. You have to admit it was awfully impressive
Now, it is possible that if Contador just sits on his wheel then he might not be able to drop him, but I wouldn't take that risk if I was Tinkoff-Saxo. Would rather postpone attack as much as possible
Are you kidding me, what do you think Contador was doing for most of the climbing, chasing, and after the catch, Landa just sat on
Landa being in front of Aru on the Mortirolo means Nothing.You only use other bikers as a reference on your own speed in a climb like that,it is worse to go 100% in a flat stage with the wind coming slightly from the side even if you are 4th in the peleton.
Going up Mortirolo isnt nice I assure you,but when you have completed it,what a feeling....