39th Route du Sud 2015

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Nairo looked PIIIIISSSSED before and after he crossed the finish line.

He's a professional, he should expect attacks from anyone and everyone anywhere and everywhere.
 
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Iker_Baqueiro said:
What is the excuse this time Nairo worshipers?

The road surfaces were too rough?
Too much humidity?
The grass was too tall?
Bronchitis?
Hasn't raced enough?
Jet lag?
Too much sun?
Little sun?
Too much air?
Little air?

Hahaha
Are you for real?

Are you going to do this during the whole Tour?

Really, this is the Route du Sud man. Wake up.

Contador beat him on the descend where his skills are clearly better than Quintana's.

Why do you have to post such a stupidity for such a little thing.

Don't need to start a fire over this.
 
The expression of Quintanas face at the finish line... Lol. Totally blank. Best pokerplayer ever :)

Nice one by Alberto. Hard not to like him.

Tbh there is one rider who also always goes for the win and is mostly despised here. Froome ofcourse.
 
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Kwibus said:
The expression of Quintanas face at the finish line... Lol. Totally blank. Best pokerplayer ever :)

Nice one by Alberto. Hard not to like him.

Tbh there is one rider who also always goes for the win and is mostly despised here. Froome ofcourse.

Except for every race after Tour de France.
 
May 29, 2015
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So Quintana has no problem following all of Contador's attacks on the climb and the natural conclusion from the Contador fanboy army is that Contador is a much better climber right now.
 
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Andro said:
So Quintana has no problem following all of Contador's attacks on the climb and the natural conclusion from the Contador fanboy army is that Contador is a much better climber right now.

Who said that? Come on give me the quotes.
 
Mar 31, 2010
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it's hilarious that people judge this at all. quintana just returned since a few days from colombia, with 0 racing days in his legs since april and contador with supercompensation out of the giro can't drop quintana on a climb and yet somehow to contador fans this is good :eek:
 
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Ryo Hazuki said:
it's hilarious that people judge this at all. quintana just returned since a few days from colombia, with 0 racing days in his legs since april and contador with supercompensation out of the giro can't drop quintana on a climb and yet somehow to contador fans this is good :eek:

Froome was also with 0 racing days in Dauphine, you saw what he did there?!
 
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Mr.White said:
Ryo Hazuki said:
it's hilarious that people judge this at all. quintana just returned since a few days from colombia, with 0 racing days in his legs since april and contador with supercompensation out of the giro can't drop quintana on a climb and yet somehow to contador fans this is good :eek:

Froome was also with 0 racing days in Dauphine, you saw what he did there?!
yeah he sucked and could barely drop van garderen wel until he was 7 stages into the race? quintana has done what?2-3 stages... against contador? :rolleyes:
 
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Ryo Hazuki said:
Mr.White said:
Ryo Hazuki said:
it's hilarious that people judge this at all. quintana just returned since a few days from colombia, with 0 racing days in his legs since april and contador with supercompensation out of the giro can't drop quintana on a climb and yet somehow to contador fans this is good :eek:

Froome was also with 0 racing days in Dauphine, you saw what he did there?!
yeah he sucked and could barely drop van garderen wel until he was 7 stages into the race? quintana has done what?2-3 stages... against contador? :rolleyes:

Well, Froome did 6.2-6.4 W/kg for 20 mins (depending on source) after four cat one climbs in the queen stage of Dauphine, and when he really put the hammer down TJ dropped ~20 secs in a couple of kilometers in that stage.

Contador and Quintana did 5.6 W/kg for 35 mins in an easy stage in an easy stage race, and they even couldn't drop Pierre Latour. Contador seems to be on the same level as in Giro and Quintana on the same level as in April. TJ would have dropped them both like a stone.