Enger looks like a huge talent for these hard sprint finishes though. Wasn't he sick all last year as well? Makes it even more impressive as it makes him 1 year "younger " as a cyclist
seeing the replay, Kristoff thrown the bike AFTER the finish line, somehow mistimed it completelyFlamin said:That bike throw by Sagan. Kristoff clearly didn't see that coming and forgot to throw his bike.
Nairito was there.perico said:If that wasn't Nairo at the very back then he wasn't in the group. I couldn't tell.
I saw him at the back, it was 100% quintana.perico said:If that wasn't Nairo at the very back then he wasn't in the group. I couldn't tell.
Should have picked another sprinter, someone less versatile. Cav was there in the end and shouldn't be consdered Sagan's antithesis.SeriousSam said:The extent to which Sagan is a better bike rider than a pancake flat specialist like Cavendish, it can almost not be stated.
It really is this we're talking about, isn't it? I've hardly seen a more complete rider in the years I've watched cycling. He can win flat sprints. He's deadly in punch sprints. He can attack from pretty much any range. He's not afraid of hills or going on the occasional mountain raid. He has the sort of endurance that guarantees him pretty much any points jersey he goes for. I'm not counting him out of any 1-week races except the most mountainous. He can compete in almost any classic race.Pantani Attacks said:Sagan will go down as the GOAT when all is said and done. Scary to think this guy is only 26
To me it looked like Kristoff wasn't celebrating but banging on the bars knowing he was beatenLexman said:LOL Kristoff celebrating his victory and then you get the finishphoto...
what a joke
As was Porte abd mollemaPremierAndrew said:Yates was definitely thereperico said:What about mollema or Yates?
Times might still be amended I guess, even if the positions are as currently advertised.yaco said:Pro-cycling stats have all the GC riders making the final split - Reckon there were only 25 riders in the front group - Was there a crash in the final 3km.
Same happened in 2014 when Contador dropped out, they took out 3 stages and the Green and Polka Dots, for a team everyone keeps telling us how weak they are they can step up when the team leader drops outDFA123 said:What a tour this has been for Tinkoff. Three stages, KOM jersey and a rider challenging for the top 10. I think Contador going out could have been a blessing in disguise - looks like a weight off their shoulders and now they can get fully behind Sagan and Majka.
Indeed he was. He also has a lot to improve on when it comes to having a professional diet and training hard all year.Vino attacks everyone said:Enger looks like a huge talent for these hard sprint finishes though. Wasn't he sick all last year as well? Makes it even more impressive as it makes him 1 year "younger " as a cyclist
Sagan was still with Cannondale in 2014.StryderHells said:Same happened in 2014 when Contador dropped out, they took out 3 stages and the Green and Polka Dots, for a team everyone keeps telling us how weak they are they can step up when the team leader drops outDFA123 said:What a tour this has been for Tinkoff. Three stages, KOM jersey and a rider challenging for the top 10. I think Contador going out could have been a blessing in disguise - looks like a weight off their shoulders and now they can get fully behind Sagan and Majka.
He forgot to throw the bike.Lexman said:LOL Kristoff celebrating his victory and then you get the finishphoto...
what a joke