Well, obviously he doesn't feel great, but he's as okay as you can expect him to beNo_Balls said:Speaking of Jesus: Is he ok?
Well, obviously he doesn't feel great, but he's as okay as you can expect him to beNo_Balls said:Speaking of Jesus: Is he ok?
maxmartin said:
this climb is tougher than the Mur De Huy...there was a 15sec gap to Valverde and 10th placed Gilbert this year....its fair to expect some small gaps in this climb..a psychological battle between the GC guys will be fought hereJustico said:seriously, gaps on a cat3 climb ? get real people lol
Love this guy hope he regains his form to defend the vueltamaxmartin said:
This would fit better in the "who will win now" thread.maxmartin said:
Cool interview, papy Horner should be a commentator when he retires at the age of 68.maxmartin said:
For a Spanish television.Red Rick said:Cool interview, papy Horner should be a commentator when he retires at the age of 68.
I haven't listened to the podcast, but that seems like an odd thing to say. I always thought the old days of cycling were more "cut throat."maxmartin said:http://www.steephill.tv/players/720/audioboo/?title=Podcast:+Stage+7+Analysis+w/+R+Moore,+L+Birnie,+D+Friebe&dashboard=tour-de-france&id=2319787-stage-7-trentin-pips-sagan/embed/v2?eid=AQAAAK5RwFOrZSMA&yr=2014
Podcast at 23:50, Jens Voigt is heavily criticizing some teams start pushing pace whenever there is a crash. He is saying how cut throat the modern cycling is, taking advantage of every little misfortune. Is this directed towards Tinkoff?
This can't be coming from a rider who's team wouldn't even slow their roll when one of their own rider's, a Tour contender, crashed and coincidentally took down that same team's primary competition for the yellow jersey?? Can't be!maxmartin said:http://www.steephill.tv/players/720/audioboo/?title=Podcast:+Stage+7+Analysis+w/+R+Moore,+L+Birnie,+D+Friebe&dashboard=tour-de-france&id=2319787-stage-7-trentin-pips-sagan/embed/v2?eid=AQAAAK5RwFOrZSMA&yr=2014
Podcast at 23:50, Jens Voigt is heavily criticizing some teams start pushing pace whenever there is a crash. He is saying how cut throat the modern cycling is, taking advantage of every little misfortune. Is this directed towards Tinkoff?
that is more of a question throwing at him, and he basically answered yes.Jspear said:I haven't listened to the podcast, but that seems like an odd thing to say. I always thought the old days of cycling were more "cut throat."
what do you mean my own interpretation? the link is posted, why don't you listen yourself and get your own conclusion, I even pointed the time stamp you need to listen to.Angliru said:I suspect that is your interpretation. Jens and Cancellara need to just race and stop whining. The pace was already ramped up when TVG crashed. As is the current custom, the peloton doesn't slam on the brakes every time someone takes a tumble.
The opposite makes sense.lenric said:Contador only needs to be concerned with Nibali. Nibali has to be concerned with everyone.
vice versa could be saidlenric said:Contador only needs to be concerned with Nibali. Nibali has to be concerned with everyone.
AC only needs to be concerned with when he wants to take the yellow.lenric said:Contador only needs to be concerned with Nibali. Nibali has to be concerned with everyone.
Exactly this.lenric said:Contador only needs to be concerned with Nibali. Nibali has to be concerned with everyone.