Gugashwill said:Today is the worst day Contador experienced on a bike, I have impression.
Gugashwill said:Today has to be the worst day Contador experienced on a bike, I have impression.
...and the most excited mood for you it seems
Gugashwill said:Today is the worst day Contador experienced on a bike, I have impression.
Gugashwill said:Today has to be the worst day Contador experienced on a bike, I have impression.
McLovin said:Regarding Bonascre, I think none of us knows what's going to hit us.I'm talking about Froome. Contador fans, Froome fans, Cameron Meyer fans, whatever...we don't have a clue. It's my opinion but I guess everybody feels it, even some don't like to admit it. Let's just hope that whatever this guy is going to do, he's honest. Cycling doesn't need another scam.
LaFlorecita said:****
And of course he'll never be allowed to get away for a stage win.
He should drop out and focus on next season.
LaFlorecita said:What I noticed is that Alberto has been getting progressively worse since Vuelta last year.
I agree with this.Red Rick said:Froome is crazy, but Contador normally should've been able to stay at least with the likes of Valverde and maybe even Porte
Netserk said:I agree with this.
Perhaps he really is feeling that crash from stage 1![]()
Netserk said:I agree with this.
Perhaps he really is feeling that crash from stage 1![]()
LaFlorecita said:I don't think so, he's been **** all season. A virus maybe? Or maybe he has really been struggling in training. No motivation and maybe that's why he moved to Lugano? Only teammates there so nothing to do but train.
LaFlorecita said:Nah Froome wants to dominate and humiliate Alberto. He'll never let him get away.
Kreuziger is stronger, they should let him go for gc and aim for stage wins with everyone else. No point in protecting Alberto to get him 6th place in gc.
nikohale said:Could it be the allergy or the high temperatures in this stage? I remember he had a similar stage in the Vuelta 2012 where he limited his losses to 39 sec or something.
There should be some explanation for this. I refuse to believe this is his form at the moment...
LaFlorecita said:What I noticed is that Alberto has been getting progressively worse since Vuelta last year.
Donkey said:yes, it scares me.
And it's always so strange with cycling that we never know what's behind things.
Btw. Roman Kreuziger on his site:
"the first thing: I stay calm, because it was only the first uphill finish. Alberto had a weeker day, but this could happen to everyone."
"we expected Frrome to attack in the first hard stage. He managed to get some advantage but it's not a tragedy.. Tour is a puzzle of all days. That's why we're still relaxed although we could have been better today."
"I felt good and I was helping Alberto till the end. When I saw he was losing his strength, it was clear to me what to do. No-one from our team had to tell me anything through the radio. I'm on Tour for Alberto and I'm sure that he will ride very well on the last - critical - week."
"tommorow there's another hard stage. A lot of people expect some long attacks but since Sky has yellow jersey no-one knows!"
a bit dumb english - sorry I'm on skype talkign simultaneously...
LaFlorecita said:Nah Froome wants to dominate and humiliate Alberto. He'll never let him get away.
Kreuziger is stronger, they should let him go for gc and aim for stage wins with everyone else. No point in protecting Alberto to get him 6th place in gc.
nikohale said:Could it be the allergy or the high temperatures in this stage? I remember he had a similar stage in the Vuelta 2012 where he limited his losses to 39 sec or something.
There should be some explanation for this. I refuse to believe this is his form at the moment...
Afrank said:Well...at least he has the Vuelta. Wait, Henao is leader there, nevermind. Time to transition to break away/KOM rider?![]()
LaFlorecita said:Nibali will be there as well.
Alberto needs to figure out his priorities and I don't mean jist cycling. He already said cycling is not as important to him anymore, his life isn't all about cycling anymore.
Donkey said:yes, it scares me.
And it's always so strange with cycling that we never know what's behind things.
Btw. Roman Kreuziger on his site:
"the first thing: I stay calm, because it was only the first uphill finish. Alberto had a weeker day, but this could happen to everyone."
"we expected Frrome to attack in the first hard stage. He managed to get some advantage but it's not a tragedy.. Tour is a puzzle of all days. That's why we're still relaxed although we could have been better today."
"I felt good and I was helping Alberto till the end. When I saw he was losing his strength, it was clear to me what to do. No-one from our team had to tell me anything through the radio. I'm on Tour for Alberto and I'm sure that he will ride very well on the last - critical - week."
"tommorow there's another hard stage. A lot of people expect some long attacks but since Sky has yellow jersey no-one knows!"
a bit dumb english - sorry I'm on skype talkign simultaneously...