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Jelantik said:
ILovecycling said:
I cant help myself but I think that his statement is either better or lot worse than he said in his last interview.(CN)
Why to say he is feels "bad but has still hope"? From his pov it doesnt make sense to say that (morale boost for opponets etc) unless he is lying and is better or OTOH is so bad that he knows he will not be a factor.
What do you think?
Hard to judge from his comment. Why telling his opponent if he is weak? so they can hit him hard and take him out of contention? but on a flip side, he's probably just being honest, and say like it is. So he won't be a factor whatsoever on the next coming stage. There fore fans or media won't be surprise if he bleeds minutes on the next coming stages.
Was Quintana hurt after he crashed on the first week during his Giro win?
not really, the difference with Contador is than thenn lot of rider crashed that week.
"I have several blows over my body: the shoulder, the elbow, my hip, both knees... to be honest, it was inevitable to crash," Quintana said. "I think more than half of the bunch hit the ground. From our team, half plus one; from the others, I guess it will be the same.
"I got back on my bike quickly thanks to Ventoso, who was riding by my side, and we could bridge the gap to the chase group, where my team-mates did an amazing job. They were phenomenal, because we were losing so much ground and it was difficult to take timeback. I think we must stay thankful, because even with the blows, none of us had to go to hospital and that's important, because it keeps us into the fight.