Vuelta a España 2022 Vuelta a España stage 7(Carmago-Cisterna), 190km medium mountain

[Ilmaestro99]

Fausto really suffering, looks like that injury it's not fully recovered =((((

 

[Volderke]

They will come back (I thought for a moment, but actually, the descent is almost done, and Bora only has 2 guys pulling while Ineos is now pulling the peloton...)

Just a reminder: enjoy the views! I've cycled the exact same route years ago, the landscape certainly left quite an impression!

 

[Netserk]

Okay, Bennett has two teammates with him. Possible then for them to get back.

 

[Netserk]

Will the organizer pull out the cars like yesterday when Molard was trying to get back? I doubt it.

Of course.

 

[ice&fire]

Bennet connects with the back of the peloton.

 

[Netserk]

So who will pull the peloton now?

 

[DJ Sprtsch]

All together again. How can (is it Lloyd) think that it is going to the break?

 

[roundabout]

Is that Plapp pulling? Why?

 

[Netserk]

Is that Plapp pulling? Why?

Hayter?

 

[Volderke]

So who will pull the peloton now?

Trek will keep drilling until the finish, so Bennet can't move up.

 

[roundabout]

Hayter?

He would probably be the 3rd favorite at the very best out of the people still there so it feels a bit too ambitious for me to commit

 

[Netserk]

All together again. How can (is it Lloyd) think that it is going to the break?

With Arkea and BEX committing, the bunch is slight favourites, but before that the break was definitely more likely to win.

 

[Volderke]

Just look at those views...!

 

[Lequack]

Arkea and Bike Exchange are so stupid doing work for Bora and Sam Bennet. Maybe tomorrow they will lead out Remco.

 

[Samu Cuenca]

My only wish is that Roglič finishes ahead of Kuss, so I'll win a very small amount of money.

Arkea and Bike Exchange are so stupid doing work for Bora and Sam Bennet. Maybe tomorrow they will lead out Remco.

Arkéa don't really have anyone who'd have been a favourite in a break, so riding for McLay who'll at least be in with a shot in a sprint, doesn't seem stupid at all.

 

[yaco]

I suspect that if the break takes the stage, then the teams that were interested in a sprint finish, will rue not getting their secondary riders into the break - It's always safer in this type of stage to win from the break and trust your secondary riders, instead of team leaders.

 

[wheresmybrakes]

Watching the Vuelta and the Deutschland tour at the same time with the Vuleta about half a kilometre in front with the Deutschland chasing. The Vuelta is opening the gap now.

 

[wheresmybrakes]

Vuelta looking to win this, now 1 k in front with EF now at the front of the Deutschland group, looking to bring this back

Edit, now I know what Carlton feels like.

 

[Tim Cahill]

Come on Fred

 

[Didinho]

So Remco just took red so we can see the difference between him and Van Wilder. Good guy Remco.

Doesn't look like I missed something this stage?

 

[Netserk]

Vuelta looking to win this, now 1 k in front

Spoiler

with EF now at the front of the Deutschland group, looking to bring this back

Edit, now I know what Carlton feels like.

 

[RedheadDane]

It's gonna be close. Vuelta has a slight advantage.

Rolf thinking it's gonna be the break in Spain.

 

[roundabout]

if the break does not lose organization at the end they will do it

 

[Netserk]

The break has this won.

 

[Volderke]

So Remco just took red so we can see the difference between him and Van Wilder. Good guy Remco.

Doesn't look like I missed something this stage?

It's a bit of a nailbiter all day, but now it's getting clear in the last 10K that the break is taking this.