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At least we all know that flst stages are bad untiĺ 3 km to go. I had so high expectations for this stage (queen stage) and this has been awful, awful, awful.
Yeah, I don't want to complain too early but this has a big potential now to end very anticlimatic.At least we all know that flst stages are bad untiĺ 3 km to go. I had so high expectations for this stage (queen stage) and this has been awful, awful, awful.
Bizarre that this climb wasn't categorised. It's so tough lol
Bizarre? It downright trolling.
I often think that people's expectations here are just far too high. This stage was always going to be decided on the very final climb, with maybe an optimistic attack on the Mortirolo (which we had). Played out exactly as most people would have thought.Yeah, I don't want to complain too early but this has a big potential now to end very anticlimatic.
I often think that people's expectations here are just far too high. This stage was always going to be decided on the very final climb, with maybe an optimistic attack on the Mortirolo (which we had). Played out exactly as most people would have thought.
Exactly, this was about as much as what was realistic with this design. Of course it was going to be nowhere near as good as a proper Aprica stage, but some people continue to pretend the riders make the race and route design doesn't matterThe stage has delivered more than expected so far.
The current scenario at this point was the expected scenario.
There was a lull after mortirolo, a lot of rider s arrived backPeloton looks quite large for the covered profile.