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If Kruijswijk can reach his shape of last year, how much is he off to Quintana who is targetting the double you think?
DFA123 said:He may well be below 100% and may well make tactical errors; and he may well still win in spite of it all - because he's that much better than everyone else on the startlist. He's currently odds on to win the race; in a three week tour where so much can happen, that's about as overwhelming favourite as it gets. Pretty much the same odds as Froome is to win the Tour.More Strides than Rides said:DFA123 said:Would be kind of cool for the race if Quintana lost two minutes on a few other GC contenders, due to getting caught out behind a split in one of these Sardinian stages. He's such an overwhelming favourite at the moment, but that would level the field nicely and make it anybody's race.
An overwhelming favorite for sure, if you ignore the real possibility that he has been training and will be racing with one foot towards the Tour. He may not be in 100% form, or may not reach full strength until the very end. He may pass up opportunities to pile on his advantage late in the race, and get caught up in Giro chaos like Kruijswijk[/b].
If Kruijswijk can reach his shape of last year, how much is he off to Quintana who is targetting the double you think?