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Valverde did a different approach to the Tour than the past years, being more off par in the Dauphiné then usual, and gradually improving during the Tour.
In the Vuelta, it's all about maintaing your form till the end. I don't believe he will peak again for a 3rd week in a Vuelta, after he peaked for the 3rd week in the Tour.
If he does it, it's really suspicious.
johnymax said:Arredondo said:I don't believe Valverde is saving himself. I think he's just not as good as in the Tour.
If Purito really goes full *** on that 2 km section, he's gone. Will it be enough to hold on? Perhaps, let's hope.
Otherwise Dan Martin or Dumoulin ftw.
Remember Valverde on Huy in the Tour...yeah me neither, because he sucked (for his standards). Then he goes on to have the best Tour of his life. So don't count him out for this Vuelta. He will be up there with the best, battling for the overall victory and maybe even tomorrow for the stage. Of course I think the same for Purito. I think he is good enough to battle at least for a spot on the podium.
Valverde did a different approach to the Tour than the past years, being more off par in the Dauphiné then usual, and gradually improving during the Tour.
In the Vuelta, it's all about maintaing your form till the end. I don't believe he will peak again for a 3rd week in a Vuelta, after he peaked for the 3rd week in the Tour.
If he does it, it's really suspicious.
