55th Tour de l'Avenir, 17/8 - 26/8 (2.Ncup)

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Aug 3, 2015
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So, what can you actually do on the the climb? This just looks like such a meh race. I dno how you make 3 this bad stages in a row, IN THE ALPS.

I think Sosa's only chance is Chaussy.
 
Jan 4, 2011
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Pogačar on his way to lock up the overall. Already a minute ahead of most of the favourites atm.
 
May 5, 2010
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You know what, camera people? Sometimes it's more important to show other riders finishing, than showing the stage winner drinking from a bottle…
 
Feb 10, 2015
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Non-official top 20.

1. Fernando BARCELO ARAGON (Espagne)
2. Michel RIES (Luxembourg)
3. Tadej POGAČAR (Slovénie)
4. Robert STANNARD (Australie)
5. Félix GALL (Autriche)
6 Jonas GREGAARD WILSLY (Danemark)
7 Gino MÄDER (Suisse)
8 Clément CHAMPOUSSIN (France)
9 Aleksandr VLASOV (Russie)
10 Tobias S. FOSS (Norvège)
11 João ALMEIDA (Portugal)
12 Mark DONOVAN (Grande-Bretagne)
13 Andrea BAGIOLI (Italie)
14 Thymen ARENSMAN (Pays-Bas)
15 Ivan Ramiro SOSA (Colombie)
16 Cristian Camilo MUNOZ LANCHEROS (Colombie)
17 Mikkel BJERG (Danemark)
18 Franklin ARCHIBOLD (Centre Mondial du Cyclisme)
19 Alessandro MONACO (Italie)
20 Torjus SLEEN (Norvège)
 
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Sosa peaking a bit too soon, worn down by the flat stages, having a bad day, being a bad tactician...?
 
Sep 2, 2011
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Hard to believe it's a matter of tactics.
The yellow jersey attacks, you have legs to follow but you choose not to? That wouldn't make any sense.
 
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Valv.Piti said:
Sosa peaking a bit too soon, worn down by the flat stages, having a bad day, being a bad tactician...?
Yesterday he said that he had some stomach problems and didn't feel good.
 
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1 POGACAR Tadej Slovenia 23:34:34
2 RIES Michel Luxembourg 1:07
3 ARENSMAN Thymen Netherlands 1:17
4 BARCELO Fernando Spain 1:23
5 MADER Gino Switzerland 1:35
6 VLASOV Aleksandr Russia 1:36
7 GREGAARD WILSLY Jonas Denmark 1:45
8 CHAMPOUSSIN Clement France 1:56
9 ALMEIDA João Portugal 2:07
10 SOSA Ivan Ramiro Colombia 2:16
11 FOSS Tobias Norway 2:17
12 BAGIOLI Andrea Italy 2:24
13 GALL Felix Austria 2:31
14 STANNARD Robert Australia 2:35
15 DONOVAN Mark Great Britain 2:43
16 DUNBAR Edward Ireland 2:47
17 ARCHIBOLD Franklin UCI WCC Mens team 3:26
18 SLEEN Torjus Norway 4:20
19 BJERG Mikkel Denmark 4:21
20 ZIMMERMANN Georg Germany 4:45

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Really looking forward to this one. A lot of things can happen with those two final climbs. And it gives me some little hopes, that Iseran might return to Le Tour soon.
 
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Dekker_Tifosi said:
the level is just that high of the youngsters
And it's probably not the main target of his season, still, the level is impressive.
That said, I think having a TTT in a race like this one with national teams in the u23 ranks is a bad idea, just change it to an ITT. Guys like Stannard, Almeida and Gall (he's pretty much a local guy, he lives near Lienz) would be higher up on the gc if it was an ITT.