Red Rick said:Now the big question is ofcourse
Where did Fatancur fnish?
Finished with Cav at 14 minutes
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Red Rick said:Now the big question is ofcourse
Where did Fatancur fnish?
Jancouver said:Nice riding by Diaz. Hopefully we wont see his own thread at the clinic section anytime soon.
As per the stream, the Heli camera person was moving the camera so quickly that even my dog got all confused from the speed of his hands.
De Snelle Duif said:Considering Diaz probably sucks quite hard at TT's, how much time will he lose to Sepulveda? Probably not more than a minute I guess?
De Snelle Duif said:Considering Diaz probably sucks quite hard at TT's, how much time will he lose to Sepulveda? Probably not more than a minute I guess?
slosada said:Ammattipyoraily says Diaz was 1 minute faster than Quintana last year.
Quintana said he gave his all (one of my fastest climbs in my whole life) and that "here they could be losing potential TdF winners".. not sure if it was a praise.
slosada said:Not too much data, ITT in 2013 was identical to 2014 (same route and distance)
Tuft won in 2013 with 22:14, Diaz was 22nd at 1:18, Diniz 23rd at 1:20
Malori won in 2014 with 22:11, Quintana was 16th at 1:18, Sepulveda 17th at 1:21 (and Diaz lost over 4 mins but he was working for Godoy and Moyano)
So we can suppose they have similar ITT skills... Torres is a bit unknown, This may be the first time he tackles an ITT for GC placing.
This time the ITT is 2Km shorter
Ryo Hazuki said:rodolo torres has done countless itt's for gc and he's very good at them for a colombian. he's always been a good itt rider there. it's prove that when colombians don't have to train in freezeing temoeratures in cold they do a lot better. diaz, torres and rubiano are doing pretty good now and torres has a lot of talent. I just hope they also let cano train in colombia until march
Would you mind bringing a few flat ITT performances where Torres was riding for GC?Ryo Hazuki said:rodolo torres has done countless itt's for gc and he's very good at them for a colombian. he's always been a good itt rider there. it's prove that when colombians don't have to train in freezeing temoeratures in cold they do a lot better. diaz, torres and rubiano are doing pretty good now and torres has a lot of talent. I just hope they also let cano train in colombia until march
Of course. That is everybody's dream. Even the crazy Rujano and the fat cat. Otherwise there is no sense in being a cyclist anymore. If it is to compete against the best.Ruudz0r said:I think Diaz always had the desire to still compete in Europe, I remember an interview of last year before the Tour de San Luis where he said he hoped to perform so that he could ride himself in the picture for some European teams. That didnt work out last year though.
slosada said:Would you mind bringing a few flat ITT performances where Torres was riding for GC?
Arredondo said:I was watching some clips from the Tour do Brasil from last year, because of the dominance of Funvic. But then i saw the great Joao Gaspar fighting and dominating the field together with the Funvic boys in that race. I almost forgot him.
I was wondering what he could do this year with Team Equador where he now has a contract for 2015. Ryo perhaps?