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Carols said:Afrank said:Carols said:Fabu abandons with stomach problems
Wow, to think before the race started we were all talking about how dominating Astana was going to be.
Things sure change quickly.
???? Fabu is on Trek
Ah, thought you meant Aru. My bad.
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About time Sagan got a win.
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Sagan? Rly? Did Haimaru-sensei cross the line first?
Just a random joke, congrats to him of course. After all those 2nd places it must be relieving for him.
Just a random joke, congrats to him of course. After all those 2nd places it must be relieving for him.
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So deserved that result! Is the double in terms of points classifications possible with the many uphill finishes in this Vuelta? Or will Sagan abandon the race for WC prep?
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Anyway, fantastic demolishing win from Peter. Can we stop even pretending that guys like Degenkolb, Bouhanni and so on can old a candle to Peter on any sort of sprint finish? Again, he only has problems with timing. He didn't stay on John's wheel once the sprint was on, and made him eat dust.
He needs a guy to help him with timing, and someone to advice him in classics and other places where he can manage his unmatched strength. Boonen could be the best mentor he can find.
Ahaha, és tuga de certeza.BigMac said:
Anyway, fantastic demolishing win from Peter. Can we stop even pretending that guys like Degenkolb, Bouhanni and so on can old a candle to Peter on any sort of sprint finish? Again, he only has problems with timing. He didn't stay on John's wheel once the sprint was on, and made him eat dust.
He needs a guy to help him with timing, and someone to advice him in classics and other places where he can manage his unmatched strength. Boonen could be the best mentor he can find.
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Sagan won a stage, demonstrating that the Vuelta isn't raced quite at the level the Tour is raced at.
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Well you can see that from the start list anyway - Bouhanni and Degenkolb are not Greipel and Cavendish
SeriousSam said:
Well you can see that from the start list anyway - Bouhanni and Degenkolb are not Greipel and Cavendish
Grande Sagan! Finally! Sagan is one of the most gifted cyclists ever and my personal favourite. He just need to learn how to adapt to some race situation and he will be unstoppable. Let's hope he will do the double tomorrow.
PSid Quintana actually lost time or was it a mistake when they showed the GC?
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id Quintana actually lost time or was it a mistake when they showed the GC?
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