52nd Volta ao Algarve em Bicicleta (18-22 February)

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Oct 3, 2021
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did Onley only race for the first line ? not that it would have made the difference anyway but I thought the finish line was the one with the black line, but he just free wheeled after he passed the first ad one.
 
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did Onley only race for the first line ? not that it would have made the difference anyway but I thought the finish line was the one with the black line, but he just free wheeled after he passed the first ad one.
He throwed the bike to the first line. To early.
 
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Apr 13, 2021
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Any confirmation of who came 6th overall oUt of riccitello and DFM? I have seen seen different on different sites.
 
Jan 27, 2012
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Final GC:
Happy to see Voisard hanging unto his 10th place. Anyway solid list of riders.
Edit: good pace today: 44.5 km/h
 
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On first review this should be a new climbing record and performances between 80-82 on my Index for the first 4. Very high level on this sort of short climb to have multiple rider at 80 or above. Of course some riders paced a bit senselessly to make it happen.
 
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On first review this should be a new climbing record and performances between 80-82 on my Index for the first 4. Very high level on this sort of short climb to have multiple rider at 80 or above. Of course some riders paced a bit senselessly to make it happen.
6.40 apparently!!

Great climb, Onley said after the stage he isn’t in shape yet so could be quite a season. They can thank Almeida who had also attacked previously.
 
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What if Riccitello was more more visible in front to lay down the gauntlet before Seixas' attack? What if the Ineos riders rode cohesively in front to tire out Ayuso and Seixas? What if Lidl-Trek unleash Alvarez to further test his full potentials? What if Grosschartner and Almeida worked in tandem in front of the GC peloton? Anyway, kudos to Trek riders (Alvarez and Verona) who did most of the chasing the strong breakaway.