I think that’s the longest I’ve ever stared at a fog bank wondering who/what was going to emerge. We didn’t see a whole lot, but it did create a unique kind of drama!Yeah... keep telling yourself that.Let me remind you what happened back in 2013:
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I think you are mixing Tre Cime with Jafferau.
And suddenly a wild Santambrogio appeared
Ah, thanks for assisting my memory there—it’s a foggy recollection!
Lefevere is in Italy now so we are going to see an extremely disciplined QS
I don't think it will happen, but I would like Bernal to go for the stage win here and not gift it to a break. If he's the champion he seems to be, his name should be on the winners' list on the Zoncolan.
Think I'll go for Yates to go on the attack tomorrow. He's been pretty quiet up to now and it's time to launch his bid for GC victory. Be interesting to see how Bernal will go on the really steep bits.
What's the descent off the Forcella di Monte Rest like? Would they cancel that and give us a really lame one climb stage
There is no forecast of snow. Surely not at 1000 Mt.
Simon Yates to come out of anonymity. I even think he is going to win.
Yeah... keep telling yourself that.
after they cancelled an entire stage and turned that stage into a vuelta murito special
Lefevere is in Italy now so we are going to see an extremely disciplined QS
Which brings us to the fundamental question, what will Ramco do?
A lot of big passes scratched in that Giro; including the Giau cut from that stage.Yeah... keep telling yourself that.
If we’re doing the easier side of the Zonc it’s a shame not to use it as a pass and extend the finale. Take the road up from Comeglians as far as Ravascletto or something like that.
The steep part of the Zoncolan in a descent would be really risky, those narrow tunnels near the top are pretty unsave downhill, you can't really use that descent.
The easier side on the other hand isn't a dangerous descent, the lack of cars is the only problem, but an ambulance could wait at the ski station after the first 3km of the descent.
I think I'll go for Yates to ride at the back of the group, not attack and be anonymous.
Bellino said there's snow in an interview with Eisel today so I'm guessing there's snow somewhere.
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I've heard the road was destroyed (like the Sottoguda in FEDAIA!!11) during those storms in fall 2018 and even before that it was in a horrid condition. Because is a very secondary road i don't expect it to be resurfaced anytime soon. I think Giro lost its chance in 2011 when maybe Priola side up to the altiport and descent back to Sutrio on a wide road was more possible instead of Crostis.
I was hoping for a Carthy/Yates attack to try and dislodge Caruso from the podium. But no chance in this weather for Yates. It will be another day of hanging on for him at best I fear.
I expected Bardet to attack anyway to try and move into the top ten. But he might not need to, and could simply survive the conditions better than most to progress
I expected Bardet to attack anyway to try and move into the top ten. But he might not need to, and could simply survive the conditions better than most to progress
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