Netserk said:It does. Once.
Yeah, wasn't sure if the highest point was 2000m or 2001 m. Ok they'll spend a total of about 5 horizontal m or 3.seconds, above 2000m
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Netserk said:It does. Once.
The Hitch said:Yeah, wasn't sure if the highest point was 2000m or 2001 m. Ok they'll spend a total of about 5 horizontal m or 3.seconds, above 2000m
Angliru said:A thought came to mind after watching last year's Vuelta's mountainous stages again. Could Contador's multiple attacks have been his personal response to Brailsford's statements that we would no longer see multiple attacks by the gc contenders in the mountains (which I think was directly referencing the Contador and Rassmussen Tour battle in 2007)?
ILovecycling said:Thats true
With this years european weather everything is possible
Miburo said:Contador is talking sh!t?
He only would do that if he can back it up (so i hope).
SeriousSam said:the interview really doesn't mean anything. we'll see in the dauphine where contador stands compared to froome
The Hitch said:If Contador wants to play mind games he should come out and say (though maybe closer to the tour) that wiggins has no chance of winning the race and that he only won in 2012 because froome was forced to work for wiggins.
Miburo said:Well maybe after seeing the boring tour 2012. But i think it was more about trying to drop purito
That 2007 battle was epic though http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6WRqxW9Jyt8
So good
Miburo said:You know that there's no chance he'll ever say that. The things he just said are the limit, he won't go further than that sadly enough
Angliru said:A thought came to mind after watching last year's Vuelta's mountainous stages again. Could Contador's multiple attacks have been his personal response to Brailsford's statements that we would no longer see multiple attacks by the gc contenders in the mountains (which I think was directly referencing the Contador and Rassmussen Tour battle in 2007)?
Jelantik said:yup i notice that too. Contador doesn't usually smack talk (well even if it's soft smack ). he always downs play his chances or his form. Maybe it's a good sign that he is back? *cross my finger + cross my thumb toe *
JRanton said:No, but I think it's clear that he greatly dislikes Sky, Froome and especially Wiggins.
JRanton said:I say the opposite. If he was happy with his form, chances of beating Froome, then he wouldn't be acting differently from what he normally says. We shall see...
JRanton said:I say the opposite. If he was happy with his form, chances of beating Froome, then he wouldn't be acting differently from what he normally says. We shall see...
airstream said:Contador literally said: 'When my legs are okay, I fear neither Froome nor Wiggins'. Period. What promises are laid in this statements I don't know.
notrolfsorensen said:Here's the link: http://teamsaxotinkoff.com/ny_news.asp?n_id=4043
So who is the seven if CAS (and by the way Mørkøv) is not in?
Alberto
Rogers
Jesus
Kreuziger
Roche
thats 5. Who is the last two? Benatti and Nicki Sørensen i guess... There's actually a lot of flat km this year so strong TTT'ers could be useful. Paulinho, Mørkøv, CAS, Noval(surely not), Petrov (due to strong Giro) Tosatto must be the final 6 fighting for 2 places. Sponsors would be happiest to see CAS and Mørkøv - they were the best from Saxo last tour. Both are OK in a TTT + CAS is strong(ish) i the mountains.