Did not think they would have the balls to go through with this, I guess the jury really is quite independent.
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Nizzolo of this forumJosh Homme said:They did, but with all the trees it was not the best view.rehy90 said:It's a shame they didn't show us the helicopter video from the sprint
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LOLPraying Mantis said:Did not think they would have the balls to go through with this, I guess the jury really is quite independent.
Or it could be genuine happiness after a Giro with so many near-missesCheckMyPecs said:Serves Trek right for that way over-the-top victory celebration which was obviously staged to try and present race officials with a fait accompli.
It's like when football players celebrate a goal like crazy when they know they were off-side or touched the ball with a hand. It's just a charade to trick the referee.Cance > TheRest said:Or it could be genuine happiness after a Giro with so many near-missesCheckMyPecs said:Serves Trek right for that way over-the-top victory celebration which was obviously staged to try and present race officials with a fait accompli.
I understand your argument, but that's not the point. How can you know the celebration wasn't genuine?CheckMyPecs said:It's like when football players celebrate a goal like crazy when they know they were off-side or touched the ball with a hand. It's just a charade to trick the referee.Cance > TheRest said:Or it could be genuine happiness after a Giro with so many near-missesCheckMyPecs said:Serves Trek right for that way over-the-top victory celebration which was obviously staged to try and present race officials with a fait accompli.
Can I prove it before a court of law? No. But I wasn't born yesterday.Cance > TheRest said:I understand your argument, but that's not the point. How can you know the celebration wasn't genuine?
Mayomaniac said:It looks like Jack Bobridge will finally be able to finish a gt, will he be able to defend the Maglia Nera on the last stage (he's only 51 seconds ahead of Riccardo Stacchiotti)?
Sadly that would probably be the highlight of Trek's Giro.
He's only good in the heat and could have been a decent addition to Trek's California team, but what was his first race when they finally brought him to Europe? A snowy LBL, followed by Romandie and the Giro, not exactly a great scedule for a guy who sucks in bad weather and is only able to perform on a decent level in the heat.yaco said:Mayomaniac said:It looks like Jack Bobridge will finally be able to finish a gt, will he be able to defend the Maglia Nera on the last stage (he's only 51 seconds ahead of Riccardo Stacchiotti)?
Sadly that would probably be the highlight of Trek's Giro.
A lazy rider - Always last rider in the peleton and never seems to help the team - Have no idea how he found a WT team.