Publicus said:AC doesn't have a case of the sads:
Silly man, eating Pizza just a month before the tdf mountains. No wonder he was terrible last year if that was on his diet
Publicus said:AC doesn't have a case of the sads:
jens_attacks said:well yeah a little bit sad because he was so close at one moment but he's not a robot, cracked a little in the last 2 kms. anyway, heart of a champion. grandeeee!
Afrank said:I'm glad Talansky won instead of Contador. For Talansky, a win here means a lot, a lot more then the win would mean for Contador. For Contador this race is all about getting those last racing miles in the legs. If he ended up winning it, great. If not, no big deal really. He's focused on the Tour as his main goal, it means a lot more that he looks ahead of Froome at this point.
And need I remind you of the 2010 Dauphine.![]()
murali said:absolutely. he was resting behind almost every rider in the way before continuing to close the gap.
the attack looked amazing. it also looked human. if this was LA, i'm pretty sure he would have bridged the gap to the jvdb group.
LaFlorecita said:Surely winning the Dauphiné would be a big thing for Contador too.
LaFlorecita said:Of course he doesn't, he probably believes it would have been a bad thing if he'd won
Although I don't believe he isn't just a little bit disappointed.![]()
Afrank said:Most definitely, it'd be a big thing for most anybody. More so for Talansky then Contador I'd say, since Talansky won't have a chance of winning the Tour.
It would still be a great result for him, but 2nd and far ahead of Froome in GC is also a very good result.
Nilsson said:I better hope he is disappointed. In his team, his friends. I'm going back to excluding Hernandez and Paulinho from the Tour team. They have no place in it.
LaFlorecita said:You can't make me believe he would not have loved to win here.
maxmartin said:funny as he grows older, look like the top flash speed is substituted by huge diesel engine, and today he put a dagger into Froom's hart. Glad he did not win today, because it is a good charming. Did he ever win T and D in the same year? don't think so.
murali said:(@ flo: didnt mean my earlier post in a clinical sense. i never do c****c in here. My apologies if it hurt anyone.)
Nilsson said:I better hope he is disappointed. In his team, his friends. I'm going back to excluding Hernandez and Paulinho from the Tour team. They have no place in it.
maxmartin said:funny as he grows older, look like the top flash speed is substituted by huge diesel engine, and today he put a dagger into Froom's hart. Glad he did not win today, because it is a good charming. Did he ever win T and D in the same year? don't think so.
murali said:is there any tactical advantage of letting Talansky win this race?
if it means that GRS will help TS in the Tour, then i dont mind giving a 1st to the american.
murali said:is there any tactical advantage of letting Talansky win this race?
if it means that GRS will help TS in the Tour, then i dont mind giving a 1st to the american.
Some days after Suisse.murali said:how long do we have to wait before they announce the Tour team?
deValtos said:Sure Garmin might have offered some small assistance in the TDF if Saxo had let Talansky win this Dauphine ... problem is Saxo didn't let Talansky win ?
LaFlorecita said:Of course they won't, it's not like Contador gifted it to Talansky.