Valter wrong way, lol
I think he came back too fast.
Yeah pretty sure. Its fine tho. Think he has his podium. Should try to hold off Champoussin and Zimmerman tomorrow.
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Valter wrong way, lol
I think he came back too fast.
Pretty sure this will be the GC
Foss
Aleotti
Van Wilder
Champoussin
What happened to Jorgensen today btw? He's completely out of the top 10.
Yes, i 'm sure he means the guy in second place, and not the one in 102nd place.You mean Jorgenson? Jørgensen (Norsgaard) has been out of top10 for quite a while.
He 's not listed within 10 minutes.What happened to Jorgensen today btw? He's completely out of the top 10.
Foss is really the strongest gc guy, but he's also already 22 years old and Scandinavians are often alrealy at their best at a young age.
I assumed that this route could help Zimmermann and it's probably also helping Aleotti. Still, he's riding for a smaller ct team that only signs regional prospects from the Friuli regions and let them grow without a ton of pressure, h should still have lots of room to improve.
I get a Ravasi feeling. I'm more hyped about Aleotti and Val Wilder being 2nd and 3rd then Foss being 1st.
Yes, I still think that as a pro Aleotti will be better in hilly one day races and shorter stage races than in gts. The thing with Van Wilder is that he is not just someone who benefits from the short mountain stages. He has shown in the Giro della Vall d'Aosta that he cslan handle really hard mountain stages, despite being only a first year u23 rider.I get a Ravasi feeling. I'm more hyped about Aleotti and Val Wilder being 2nd and 3rd then Foss being 1st.
Yes, i 'm sure he means the guy in second place, and not the one in 102nd place.
He 's not listed within 10 minutes.
Maybe he quit?
So all this time we've all been hyping the wrong '99 Italian rider, ie Bagioli?Foss is really the strongest gc guy, but he's also already 22 years old and Scandinavians are often alrealy at their best at a young age.
I assumed that this route could help Zimmermann and it's probably also helping Aleotti. Still, he's riding for a smaller ct team that only signs regional prospects from the Friuli regions and let them grow without a ton of pressure, h should still have lots of room to improve.
Bagilio is legit. He’s been really unlucky in all three major stage races this year. Sickness before any mountain in the Giro, got sent up the wrong roads in Valle d’Aosta and crashed here in l’Avenir. I’m banking on him already showing flashes of brilliance next year with DQS.So all this time we've all been hyping the wrong '99 Italian rider, ie Bagioli?
Schelling in the front, solo.Final stage now live here : https://ok.ru/live/2002368208593
since there's no commentary
any help identify who in the front, in G1 G2 & P
welcome