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Maybe he will change his approach from cobbles -> ardennes and play it conservativeEl Pistolero said:Maybe Gilbert doesn't have good legs today?
When has that ever mattered for Gilbert? Up the road!Akuryo said:This time Gilbert actually has 2 guys up front, why should he attack?
I guess he has to a bit. It's a different animal doing a 20km+ solo when only a handful of rider are chasing, compared with a whole peloton hunting you down.Valv.Piti said:Maybe he will change his approach from cobbles -> ardennes and play it conservativeEl Pistolero said:Maybe Gilbert doesn't have good legs today?
Maaaaaaaarten said:If the GPS is correct this break is starting to look increasingly dangerous. Benoot, Dillier, De Plus etc. aren't going to be caught easily by tired domestiques. If the group in front keeps cooperating decently, they could go a very long way. But this is a treacherous route, people can blow up or close big gaps quickly on this route.......
Agreed, been very impressive this season. 10th in RVV, a few days after being hit by a car was a phenomenal effort as well.WheelofGear said:Colbrelli is not just a sprinter.
What a great rider.
Hugo Koblet said:Colbrelli showing how riders like him should be riding (are you reading this, Matthews?).
I'd let him get really angry. Get all that adrenaline flowing, blood pressure high and he'll be massively motivated to drop everyone on the final climb.Brullnux said:Bole tries to console Colbrelli