I don't disagree with you and don't really think Ewan is an out and out sprinter anyway so I'm not surprised he is getting beaten in a drag raceRed Rick said:
Why would I be worried? I don't care if he ends up being a top shelf sprinter or not, I was just saying he is doing alright for a 21 year old which he isJancouver said:
Hahaha! Sweet cheers for the heads upcarton said:Hi, welcome to the forumStryderHells said:We like to hype the eff out of 20-year olds and then bash them into crème brûlée before they turn 22.
The thing is that I just expected him to do better before the giro started. Last year he won a vuelta uphill bunchsprint against sagan and degenklolb who are actually specialists for this kind of terrain. Thinking he could win a stage in the giro just seemed logical.StryderHells said:
I'm looking towards tomorrow, hoping for an entertaining race!Taxus4a said:
That's fair enough but winning a stage at the Vuelta is easier than the other 2 GT's. Watching the overhead again he did go around the last corner to tight and lost a whole bunch of places before Mezgec brought him back (great leadout) and that possibly cost him a little bit but I still think he would of finished 4th. To me he is performing as expected but I didn't expect much from him, I can see why others expected more from himGigs_98 said:
he has done a great sprint , he was around tenth position about 150 meters from the finish , and eventually finished fifthBrullnux said:
Why should he do that? He's the best and currently most succesful sprinter in the peloton by a large margin. Oh and it wasn't his lack of climbing skills that lost him the victory today. The by far most likely outcome had he not had a puncture was him winning the sprint.portugal11 said:
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