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Good to see Kristoff finding a little form. Great show by Sagan, too.
You mean when the bus rolls in? It was probably brutal, but the cameras were long packed by that point. Also the guys leading them in are usually the Carlitos Bentancur's and Sonny Colbrelli's of the peloton, stage hunters and mountain domestiques living to fight another day. The guys who died a thousand deaths would likely have been out of the shot.Red Rick said:
Good to see Kristoff finding a little form. Great show by Sagan, too.
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Yes, shame he didn't win the stage.
And stupid van Avermaet as usual, I hope that Tirreno was the last thing that pathetic guy has ever won.
Kwibus said:
Yes, shame he didn't win the stage.
And stupid van Avermaet as usual, I hope that Tirreno was the last thing that pathetic guy has ever won.
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He probably won't even ride it this year, because he is scheduled to ride Tour de Suisse.pink_jersey said:
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Bernard Hinault ended his career by winning America's biggest stage race; Alaphilippe, it looks like, will begin his career by winning America's biggest stage race (exactly 30 years later too). Not that this means anything -- but one can hope. 
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click on stages, then select the stage you want to replay
http://microsofttourtracker.amgentourofcalifornia.com/
Jakub said:
click on stages, then select the stage you want to replay
http://microsofttourtracker.amgentourofcalifornia.com/
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thanks, that's better than what I found on youtube.
Anyway I didn't see Sagan showing finger?!
Jancouver said:
thanks, that's better than what I found on youtube.
Anyway I didn't see Sagan showing finger?!
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You forgot one Ardennes campaign.yetanothergreenworld said:Bernard Hinault ended his career by winning America's biggest stage race; Alaphilippe, it looks like, will begin his career by winning America's biggest stage race (exactly 30 years later too). Not that this means anything -- but one can hope.
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Great performance from Balaphilippe. But let's stay reasonable: after all, he's not the best French stage riderAlexandre B. said:You forgot one Ardennes campaign.yetanothergreenworld said:Bernard Hinault ended his career by winning America's biggest stage race; Alaphilippe, it looks like, will begin his career by winning America's biggest stage race (exactly 30 years later too). Not that this means anything -- but one can hope.
. I'm glad he's back in form: I was afraid he would lose the entire season. Sweet revenge after his loss last year.
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Zubeldia nowhere to be found on the final stage/GC. You can't make this stuff up.
http://www.procyclingstats.com/race/Amgen_Tour_of_California_2016_Stage_8
http://www.procyclingstats.com/race/Amgen_Tour_of_California_2016_Stage_8
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