DBotero said:So tomorrow Pinot to slip out of podium.
Yep, Pinot to pull a Mathias Frank. Not sure who will play Costa, though.
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DBotero said:So tomorrow Pinot to slip out of podium.
TourOfTexas said:How much did Bakelants make today? $100,000 for the fix plus the 2nd place bonus.
ILovecycling said:it was obvious that Bakelands was cooked, gratz to Lutsenko.
DBotero said:ILovecycling said:it was obvious that Bakelands was cooked, gratz to Lutsenko.
I don't know,this reminded me of Uran looking behind
Dazed and Confused said:Very strong win by Lutsenko.
Nice action.
They talked with eachother on camera after the stage and Bakelands was trying to communicate that he was cooked.markene2 said:DBotero said:ILovecycling said:it was obvious that Bakelands was cooked, gratz to Lutsenko.
I don't know,this reminded me of Uran looking behind
You think a 22 year old who has only been pro for 2 years, is not rich, and does not even speak english, Negotiates and pays of Bakelands for a stage in TDS??
This.Flamin said:Lol guys, Lutsenko bought a stage win in freaking Suisse? Bakelants was cooked and knew he had no chance whatsoever in the sprint, so he took a pull at the end as a sign of respect and because he didn't want to look like a wheelsucker.
Flamin said:Lol guys, Lutsenko bought a stage win in freaking Suisse? Bakelants was cooked and knew he had no chance whatsoever in the sprint, so he took a pull at the end as a sign of respect and because he didn't want to look like a wheelsucker.
DBotero said:ILovecycling said:it was obvious that Bakelands was cooked, gratz to Lutsenko.
I don't know,this reminded me of Uran looking behind