for Wanty it's not that bad, I think. This way he may be able to help Hirt after the Mortirolo instead. Also for Bora it's alright, if they are up there to help their leaders later onSame goes for Rota. Weird that they are just hanging on there.
for Wanty it's not that bad, I think. This way he may be able to help Hirt after the Mortirolo instead. Also for Bora it's alright, if they are up there to help their leaders later onSame goes for Rota. Weird that they are just hanging on there.
Would expect Yates to come over to them whenever he wants, but will be interesting to see who he bring with him.A lot can happen on a 7.5%, 13 km climb.
Getting in front could turn out to be a big mistake and a lot of wasted energy.
I guess Yates should be the best climber in the original group. Question is how much energy he has to spend to close a one minute gap to Kämna, Arensman and Valverde.Would expect Yates to come over to them whenever he wants, but will be interesting to see who he bring with him
The morti climb, no rolo.About to turn off the sound on my feed from the amount of times they're calling this the 'slightly easier side' of the Mortirolo. Enough with the sugarcoating, this side is barely worth half the classic one.
I'd say it's rolo, but not morti.The morti climb, no rolo.
In a big break you don't necessarily spend much more energy than in the bunch. The battle for place 10 and the blue jersey is clearly open.A lot can happen on a 7.5%, 13 km climb.
Getting in front could turn out to be a big mistake and a lot of wasted energy.
Taking his role as old geezer seriously.Valverde doing all the shrugging and shaking of the head when near the front
I dunno. Yates just sat on on Saturday too and then if the wheel he was following was losing too much he jumped up a group. Might just trust the legs that he can gamble on giving 15seconds or soIs Yates just waiting or simply not good today? He is not even following Martin and Keldermann now.