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Next time they should learn...
This is what happens to CCC when they make their biggest climbing talent domestique.rick james said:
Next time they should learn...
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It'd cleaner but a 30 secs behind!
I think it was (now on snooker)
http://liveall.tv/player.php?streampage=paxoa79980icissih&width=600&height=450
I think it was (now on snooker)
http://liveall.tv/player.php?streampage=paxoa79980icissih&width=600&height=450
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Correction the feed was:
http://cricfree.tv/watch/live/tour-of-turkey-live-streaming
next race for me:
http://cricfree.tv/watch/live/tour-de-yorkshire-live-streaming
http://cricfree.tv/watch/live/tour-of-turkey-live-streaming
next race for me:
http://cricfree.tv/watch/live/tour-de-yorkshire-live-streaming
Didn't know Bilbao had this in him. Caja Rural went full bezerk. Mas Bonet is such a machine.
Also great to see Lopez coping with the European (not really, I know) racing. Like his mentality.
Mccarthy went for it but paid for his effort. Still managed to limit his losses. This has been a really good race from him, hope he cam keep it up.
Rebellin was really underwhelming. I had expected he would seal the victory, guess he had an offday.
Also great to see Lopez coping with the European (not really, I know) racing. Like his mentality.
Mccarthy went for it but paid for his effort. Still managed to limit his losses. This has been a really good race from him, hope he cam keep it up.
Rebellin was really underwhelming. I had expected he would seal the victory, guess he had an offday.
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The Britons, Thomas and Wiggins make sense as they had been under the umbrella of British Cycling run by many of the same people as Sky beforehand, and they've certainly benefited there. Froome didn't develop anything, he just hit up up down down left right left right B A Start before sign-on for stage 9 of the 2011 Vuelta and hasn't looked back since.
Nordhaug, Porte and Swift are guys you could point to who've developed nicely at Sky though.
Sebastián Henao I'll give you, but Sérgio is more or less still where he was when he first came to Europe. Urán was seen as a can't miss prospect, apart from his Lombardia podium in '08 skewing the graph, he's more or less improved similarly from Unibet to Caisse d'Epargne to Sky to OPQS, so how much of the development was due to Sky is difficult to tell.Kokoso said:Uran, Henao's, Thomas, Froome, Wiggo...all developed nicely at Sky though.ILovecycling said:Seems weird,they are not SkyKokoso said:No, he isn't. CCC killed himILovecycling said:
The Britons, Thomas and Wiggins make sense as they had been under the umbrella of British Cycling run by many of the same people as Sky beforehand, and they've certainly benefited there. Froome didn't develop anything, he just hit up up down down left right left right B A Start before sign-on for stage 9 of the 2011 Vuelta and hasn't looked back since.
Nordhaug, Porte and Swift are guys you could point to who've developed nicely at Sky though.
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caja rural went full kelme today. awesome
and torku at the base of the climb, full gas sprint on the big rings hehehe
and look de gendt there ,best on a climb since god knows
well davide is 44, he fought well but cracked big time
and torku at the base of the climb, full gas sprint on the big rings hehehe
and look de gendt there ,best on a climb since god knows
well davide is 44, he fought well but cracked big time
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Looks like the boys from Spain is chasing an extension of a sponsor deal.
Good to see the old man losing his race lead btw.
Good to see the old man losing his race lead btw.
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Sergio developed anyway, he's much better time trialist now so definitely better than he came to Europe. Rigo got better every year with Sky; maybe he was can't miss prospect (what I'd argue as I don't remember people telling he'll fight for GT podium), but that isn't contradictory to the fact he developed at Sky (with peak at Giro 2013) anyway. And he didn't improve in OPQS last year. I don't see how Swift differs from other Britons, maybe we could count him amongst them too?
Anyway we have quite a few names.
Libertine Seguros said:Sebastián Henao I'll give you, but Sérgio is more or less still where he was when he first came to Europe. Urán was seen as a can't miss prospect, apart from his Lombardia podium in '08 skewing the graph, he's more or less improved similarly from Unibet to Caisse d'Epargne to Sky to OPQS, so how much of the development was due to Sky is difficult to tell.Kokoso said:Uran, Henao's, Thomas, Froome, Wiggo...all developed nicely at Sky though.ILovecycling said:Seems weird,they are not SkyKokoso said:No, he isn't. CCC killed himILovecycling said:
The Britons, Thomas and Wiggins make sense as they had been under the umbrella of British Cycling run by many of the same people as Sky beforehand, and they've certainly benefited there. Froome didn't develop anything, he just hit up up down down left right left right B A Start before sign-on for stage 9 of the 2011 Vuelta and hasn't looked back since.
Nordhaug, Porte and Swift are guys you could point to who've developed nicely at Sky though.
Sergio developed anyway, he's much better time trialist now so definitely better than he came to Europe. Rigo got better every year with Sky; maybe he was can't miss prospect (what I'd argue as I don't remember people telling he'll fight for GT podium), but that isn't contradictory to the fact he developed at Sky (with peak at Giro 2013) anyway. And he didn't improve in OPQS last year. I don't see how Swift differs from other Britons, maybe we could count him amongst them too?
Anyway we have quite a few names.
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ILovecycling"][/quote]
Uran, Henao's, Thomas, Froome, Wiggo...all developed nicely at Sky though.[/quote]
Libertine quote Sebastián Henao I'll give you, but Sérgio is more or less still where he was when he first came to Europe. Urán was seen as a can't miss prospect, apart from his Lombardia podium in '08 skewing the graph, he's more or less improved similarly from Unibet to Caisse d'Epargne to Sky to OPQS, so how much of the development was due to Sky is difficult to tell.
The Britons, Thomas and Wiggins make sense as they had been under the umbrella of British Cycling run by many of the same people as Sky beforehand, and they've certainly benefited there. Froome didn't develop anything, he just hit up up down down left right left right B A Start before sign-on for stage 9 of the 2011 Vuelta and hasn't looked back since.
Nordhaug, Porte and Swift are guys you could point to who've developed nicely at Sky though.[/quote]
Kokoso quote Sergio developed anyway, he's much better time trialist now so definitely better than he came to Europe. Rigo got better every year with Sky; maybe he was can't miss prospect (what I'd argue as I don't remember people telling he'll fight for GT podium), but that isn't contradictory to the fact he developed at Sky (with peak at Giro 2013) anyway. And he didn't improve in OPQS last year. I don't see how Swift differs from other Britons, maybe we could count him amongst them too?
Anyway we have quite a few names.[/quote]
Its not because magnificent Sky's training method, just a regular personal development (maybe they helped Froome a bit, but mainly its because their power of will etc)
edit: Ohh gosh, *** the new quotes
ILovecycling"]
Seems weird,they are not SkyKokoso said:No, he isn't. CCC killed himILovecycling said:
[/quote]Uran, Henao's, Thomas, Froome, Wiggo...all developed nicely at Sky though.[/quote]
Libertine quote Sebastián Henao I'll give you, but Sérgio is more or less still where he was when he first came to Europe. Urán was seen as a can't miss prospect, apart from his Lombardia podium in '08 skewing the graph, he's more or less improved similarly from Unibet to Caisse d'Epargne to Sky to OPQS, so how much of the development was due to Sky is difficult to tell.
The Britons, Thomas and Wiggins make sense as they had been under the umbrella of British Cycling run by many of the same people as Sky beforehand, and they've certainly benefited there. Froome didn't develop anything, he just hit up up down down left right left right B A Start before sign-on for stage 9 of the 2011 Vuelta and hasn't looked back since.
Nordhaug, Porte and Swift are guys you could point to who've developed nicely at Sky though.[/quote]
Kokoso quote Sergio developed anyway, he's much better time trialist now so definitely better than he came to Europe. Rigo got better every year with Sky; maybe he was can't miss prospect (what I'd argue as I don't remember people telling he'll fight for GT podium), but that isn't contradictory to the fact he developed at Sky (with peak at Giro 2013) anyway. And he didn't improve in OPQS last year. I don't see how Swift differs from other Britons, maybe we could count him amongst them too?
Anyway we have quite a few names.[/quote]
Its not because magnificent Sky's training method, just a regular personal development (maybe they helped Froome a bit, but mainly its because their power of will etc)
edit: Ohh gosh, *** the new quotes
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Libertine quote Sebastián Henao I'll give you, but Sérgio is more or less still where he was when he first came to Europe. Urán was seen as a can't miss prospect, apart from his Lombardia podium in '08 skewing the graph, he's more or less improved similarly from Unibet to Caisse d'Epargne to Sky to OPQS, so how much of the development was due to Sky is difficult to tell.
The Britons, Thomas and Wiggins make sense as they had been under the umbrella of British Cycling run by many of the same people as Sky beforehand, and they've certainly benefited there. Froome didn't develop anything, he just hit up up down down left right left right B A Start before sign-on for stage 9 of the 2011 Vuelta and hasn't looked back since.
Nordhaug, Porte and Swift are guys you could point to who've developed nicely at Sky though.[/quote]
Kokoso quote Sergio developed anyway, he's much better time trialist now so definitely better than he came to Europe. Rigo got better every year with Sky; maybe he was can't miss prospect (what I'd argue as I don't remember people telling he'll fight for GT podium), but that isn't contradictory to the fact he developed at Sky (with peak at Giro 2013) anyway. And he didn't improve in OPQS last year. I don't see how Swift differs from other Britons, maybe we could count him amongst them too?
Anyway we have quite a few names.[/quote]
Its not because magnificent Sky's training method, just a regular personal development (maybe they helped Froome a bit, but mainly its because their power of will etc)
edit: Ohh gosh, **** the new quotes[/quote]
Well nobody spoke about Sky's magnificent training methods. Just Libertine feeled there is something to say on the topic; point is bit unclear to me.
Uran, Henao's, Thomas, Froome, Wiggo...all developed nicely at Sky though.[/quote]ILovecycling said:ILovecycling"]Seems weird,they are not SkyKokoso said:No, he isn't. CCC killed himILovecycling said:
Libertine quote Sebastián Henao I'll give you, but Sérgio is more or less still where he was when he first came to Europe. Urán was seen as a can't miss prospect, apart from his Lombardia podium in '08 skewing the graph, he's more or less improved similarly from Unibet to Caisse d'Epargne to Sky to OPQS, so how much of the development was due to Sky is difficult to tell.
The Britons, Thomas and Wiggins make sense as they had been under the umbrella of British Cycling run by many of the same people as Sky beforehand, and they've certainly benefited there. Froome didn't develop anything, he just hit up up down down left right left right B A Start before sign-on for stage 9 of the 2011 Vuelta and hasn't looked back since.
Nordhaug, Porte and Swift are guys you could point to who've developed nicely at Sky though.[/quote]
Kokoso quote Sergio developed anyway, he's much better time trialist now so definitely better than he came to Europe. Rigo got better every year with Sky; maybe he was can't miss prospect (what I'd argue as I don't remember people telling he'll fight for GT podium), but that isn't contradictory to the fact he developed at Sky (with peak at Giro 2013) anyway. And he didn't improve in OPQS last year. I don't see how Swift differs from other Britons, maybe we could count him amongst them too?
Anyway we have quite a few names.[/quote]
Its not because magnificent Sky's training method, just a regular personal development (maybe they helped Froome a bit, but mainly its because their power of will etc)
edit: Ohh gosh, **** the new quotes
[/quote]Well nobody spoke about Sky's magnificent training methods. Just Libertine feeled there is something to say on the topic; point is bit unclear to me.
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Truly top quality positioning work by Cavendish. His train got in trouble, with Boonen getting cut off in front and Cavendish and Renshaw getting boxed in. Cavendish darted to his right, and ended up back in space, then let Renshaw by and was instantly back on his wheel. The chase back on and the sprint will get more attention, but tactical improvisation in the last 1.5km that won the stage.
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Renshaw has picked up his game now that he's back to leadout. These guys work beautifully together
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Renshaw has picked up his game now that he's back to leadout. These guys work beautifully together
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