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2016 Vuelta a España, stage 15: Sabiñánigo > Aramón Formigal

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GuyIncognito said:
Red Rick said:
Who has done more work this stage, Quintana or Froome?

Quintana. Froome has done zero. The other teams have pulled him along the whole time.
Unless you count going on Valverde's wheel during that early attack on a short climb
Yep, but Quintana hasn't done too much either. On such a short stage, both should still have enough in the tank until the finish.
 
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DFA123 said:
GuyIncognito said:
Red Rick said:
Who has done more work this stage, Quintana or Froome?

Quintana. Froome has done zero. The other teams have pulled him along the whole time.
Unless you count going on Valverde's wheel during that early attack on a short climb
Yep, but Quintana hasn't done too much either. On such a short stage, both should still have enough in the tank until the finish.

But Quintana's taken a few pulls up front. might not make a big difference, or it might. We'll know later :)
 
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GuyIncognito said:
Red Rick said:
Who has done more work this stage, Quintana or Froome?

Quintana. Froome has done zero. The other teams have pulled him along the whole time.
Unless you count going on Valverde's wheel during that early attack on a short climb
Froome had to close gaps in the very beginning. That's why he was not there to respond when Berto attacked. I agree that Quintana should be more spent, overall
 
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GuyIncognito said:
DFA123 said:
GuyIncognito said:
Red Rick said:
Who has done more work this stage, Quintana or Froome?

Quintana. Froome has done zero. The other teams have pulled him along the whole time.
Unless you count going on Valverde's wheel during that early attack on a short climb
Yep, but Quintana hasn't done too much either. On such a short stage, both should still have enough in the tank until the finish.

But Quintana's taken a few pulls up front. might not make a big difference, or it might. We'll know later :)
Yeah, fair point. And that probably takes more out of Quintana than it would out of most riders. It's going to be great to see if Froome can do anything about this on the last climb - he'll probably have to go solo pretty early.
 
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DFA123 said:
GuyIncognito said:
DFA123 said:
GuyIncognito said:
Red Rick said:
Who has done more work this stage, Quintana or Froome?

Quintana. Froome has done zero. The other teams have pulled him along the whole time.
Unless you count going on Valverde's wheel during that early attack on a short climb
Yep, but Quintana hasn't done too much either. On such a short stage, both should still have enough in the tank until the finish.

But Quintana's taken a few pulls up front. might not make a big difference, or it might. We'll know later :)
Yeah, fair point. And that probably takes more out of Quintana than it would out of most riders. It's going to be great to see if Froome can do anything about this on the last climb - he'll probably have to go solo pretty early.

He aint going to make up 2.30 or whatever the gap is going to be, 20-30 seconds max.