Through your house?Fun fact, Giro passed in front of my house just 10 mins ago.
Ain't that fun? Last year it did too, just going the opposite direction
Curious about next year at this point !
Yeah, getting worriedThrough your house?
Fun fact, Giro passed in front of my house just 10 mins ago.
Ain't that fun? Last year it did too, just going the opposite direction
Curious about next year at this point !
Perhaps they pulled too hard and Nizzolo coldn't follow?What on earth happened before that sprint? Why did Qhubeka have riders up there who could take the points instead of Nizzolo?
Perhaps they pulled too hard and Nizzolo coldn't follow?
That would remind me of Cafe Maxens in Baardegem, Belgium.Yeah, getting worried![]()
This Giro has very few flat stages though.Sprinters have too many oportunities in GTs, when nobody really care about flat stages.
Flat stages should be like TTs nowadays, one or two per GTThis Giro has very few flat stages though.
Vuelta enters the chat...This Giro has very few flat stages though.
Yes. And reduce them to less than 100k like they have reduced the length of TTs.Flat stages should be like TTs nowadays, one or two per GT
Flat stages should be like TTs nowadays, one or two per GT
italy is more green, but it also depends on the time of year of course, the vuelta is ridden when its warmer.This stage made me think there is so much difference between some classics and this type of stage in GT. Seriously. Like different sport. From fun perspective. Also I realized Italy has nicer nature than Spain. Mostly.
Birgit Nössing just caught out Migels, Aldag & Voigt on German Eurosport by asking them if they know Rocco Siffredi!
(As the peloton passed Ortona, his hometown.)
This stage made me think there is so much difference between some classics and this type of stage in GT. Seriously. Like different sport. From fun perspective. Also I realized Italy has nicer nature than Spain. Mostly.