Elisa is the only plausible answer.Metabolol said:Yeah, I don't really understand why they signed Basso. Why not bring in some younger climbing talent? Maybe a south american climber.
His sister? For her looks or her connections?DBotero said:Elisa is the only plausible answer.Metabolol said:Yeah, I don't really understand why they signed Basso. Why not bring in some younger climbing talent? Maybe a south american climber.
He almost did. But Porte dragged Aru back. Afterwards he looked very much in control, and he could've won the sprint for 3rd, had Aru not had that right turn to squeeze him in with.ray j willings said:I am a big Bertie fan and I am not as convinced as some of you. IMO Bertie did not look that at ease. I think a top form Bertie would have made that attack stick. I do still think he his strong enough to win but for me he does not look anywhere near as sharp as he did for most of last season.
I hope I am wrong and like Hitch said it could have been a tactical move. He also could have the Tour in the back of his mind and not thinking about reaching top top form until July. I hope so.
Most times I can't stand what he says, but this is funny!Rollthedice said:Oleg Tinkov @olegtinkov · 22m 22 minutes ago
After sleeping at my villa Alberto got extra power, it seems like it is better than being in motorhome#Giro #contador @tinkoff_saxo
Yeah, I agreeJspear said:Most times I can't stand what he says, but this is funny!Rollthedice said:Oleg Tinkov @olegtinkov · 22m 22 minutes ago
After sleeping at my villa Alberto got extra power, it seems like it is better than being in motorhome#Giro #contador @tinkoff_saxo
The route in -11 was one of the most difficult ones, even on Giro's scale.sir fly said:Contador looks determined, but it's almost certain this Giro will take out of him more than he's been hoping it will.
Astana and Aru will push him further than he pushed himself in 2011.. And there's Richie, too.
sir fly said:Contador looks determined, but it's almost certain this Giro will take out of him more than he's been hoping it will.
Astana and Aru will push him further than he pushed himself in 2011.. And there's Richie, too.
What is it he did?WheelofGear said:https://twitter.com/robhatchtv
If you want to grill him after what he did.
No, I love watching Bertie giving Froome a beating , not the beating he deserves but the beating he neededSeriousSam said:What is it he did?WheelofGear said:https://twitter.com/robhatchtv
If you want to grill him after what he did.
The Giro is good. It's so much more exciting when there is a sustained duel, or in this case, truel, as opposed to some Armstrong esque rider killing everyone and the race at the first MTF.
It's just part of the ES package, and it wasn't just Alberto. He also managed to mention 'all the unfortunate rumours surrounding Aru' on the last 5 k.WheelofGear said:https://twitter.com/robhatchtv
If you want to grill him after what he did.
There should be a new rule on this forum or at least this thread: no posting pics of this man.Vino's Mum said:Erm...
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Ex-sprinter Mario Cipollini made waves Wednesday when he suggested during the post-stage RAI TV broadcast that riders shouldn’t change their bikes mid-stage ahead of key mountaintop finales.
Why? Cipollini suggested that it’s “bad for the image of cycling, because people think there’s a motor in it.”
Alberto Contador (Tinkoff-Saxo) just laughed off that line, especially since he was the target of Cipollini’s barb. With about 35km to go, Contador eased off the roadway for a planned bike change ahead of the Giro’s first major mountaintop finish.
“There are a lot of reasons to change a bike. Like tubulars, which [may] not be able to be raced for 200km, but they can last for 30km or 40km,” said Contador, before joking. “My bikes don’t have one motor. They have five. And this talk of motors? That’s a joke, that’s something from science fiction.”
Read more at http://velonews.competitor.com/2015/05/news/contador-laughs-off-bike-motor-rumors-spread-by-cipollini_369990#JDjmMDtZGpTwlWVL.99
Berto even uses mechanical shifting while his team switched to electronic, I would not be surprised if he really thinks it is something from the futureSeriousSam said:That’s a joke, that’s something from science fiction.![]()
for those who thinks he was unhappy.. well he looks very happy to meLaFlorecita said:
oleg spent too much money buying sagan. Now, he is complaining about Sagan. It's like having a buyer remorse. As far as basso, maybe it has something to do with Riis. But still, even if Oleg wants russian, why can't he got someone as good as katusha riders? wrong russian I guess. I wonder, why they don't buy tirolongo instead of Basso. He is old but he is a beast day in and out. Or someone like michael Landa. Astana team seems really strong with no one in a house hold name. I guess, they finally get the right recipe of finding the right talent w/o paying too much money.Metabolol said:Yeah, I don't really understand why they signed Basso. Why not bring in some younger climbing talent? Maybe a south american climber.
Pink for sure IF he wears full pink kitJelantik said:you mean pink shoes?hfer07 said:well - I guess today's performance put to rest all the nonsense about his form![]()
I just hope now with the Maglia Rosa He can switch shoe colors to something more pleasing!!![]()
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