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SeriousSam said:Tour of Utah clearly a level up from the Vuelta, Horner unable to compete with the best.
BigMac said:Many a WT climber would have dropped that main group by now.
I wonder what sort of gap TDF Froome would get on this groupBigMac said:Many a WT climber would have dropped that main group by now.
BigMac said:Many a WT climber would have dropped that main group by now.
jaylew said:Somebody, anybody, do something.
Moose McKnuckles said:BigMac said:Many a WT climber would have dropped that main group by now.
Yep. Even those guys at the Tour of Portugal.
SeriousSam said:I wonder what sort of gap TDF Froome would get on this group
Rollthedice said:Geraint Thomas for sure.
He wants to win the stage. It would be rather surprising if the guy who conceded a minute climbing one day is suddenly capable of dropping the strongest climber the next day.Gigs_98 said:Can please someone explain Woods that you have to attack a leader if you want to win a race and not pulling him up the final climb.
johnymax said:Why doesn't Woods attack? He is just pushing a steady pace. I don't get it.
Well, with making the pace he will waste a lot of energy too, and I think that after he is almost the only one who worked in this group, he wont win in a sprint.SeriousSam said:He wants to win the stage. It would be rather surprising if the guy who conceded a minute climbing one day is suddenly capable of dropping the strongest climber the next day.Gigs_98 said:Can please someone explain Woods that you have to attack a leader if you want to win a race and not pulling him up the final climb.