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Publicus said:AC's thoughts on today:
Bertie certainly should have done a proper recon of the climb.
What on earth did he do during the six months
Publicus said:AC's thoughts on today:
the asian said:Bertie certainly should have done a proper recon of the climb.
What on earth did he do during the six months
the asian said:Bertie certainly should have done a proper recon of the climb.
What on earth did he do during the six months
Forunculo said:It's another mistake from him, he could take 15-20 secs with Froome today.
Cimber said:Did the important stages: Some1 just wrote that he did the TT 8 times
 
	the asian said:That should augur well for the ITT.
jilbiker said:So here seems to be AC's plan
Gradually build up form in week 1 and 2.
Do an excellent ITT
Crush everyone wk 3
So focus training on ITT and week 3 routes. Master them rather than know all 21 stages.
Nice plan....I think it is realistic, smart and mature.
maxmartin said:week 3 is not that important in my opinion
the most difficult part is the end of week2, namely significant triple Stage 14, 15, 16. I think GC will be settled after that.
So, stage 20, Bola de Mundo will not be decisive then?maxmartin said:week 3 is not that important in my opinion
the most difficult part is the end of week2, namely significant triple Stage 14, 15, 16. I think GC will be settled after that.
cineteq said:So, stage 20, Bola de Mundo will not be decisive then?
Yeah great avatar. Hey, what if Gesink wins by 3:30 minutes?maxmartin said:I am afraid not. I think after stage 16, top GC gap will be mins, it is hard to pull it back on Mundo. But I will be glad if I am wrong. Who doesn't like suspense?
I have good memory of Bola de Mundo, just look at my avatar
cineteq said:Yeah great avatar. Hey, what if Gesink wins by 3:30 minutes?
maxmartin said:I am afraid not. I think after stage 16, top GC gap will be mins, it is hard to pull it back on Mundo. But I will be glad if I am wrong. Who doesn't like suspense?
I have good memory of Bola de Mundo, just look at my avatar
The Hitch said:Despite the firworks of Bola, and the brilliant eze vs Nibali battle, werent the gaps, actually, once the dust had settled and the smoke had cleared, very small?
iZnoGouD said:Contador will only get stronger than this, canoot say same about the others...
GC will be decided in stage 14,15,16
Michele said:Im not totally sure he can get stronger than this due to his non-racing for 6 months.
He might as well get fatigue, it's a question mark.
A Spanjard who doesn't know Montjuic? I say BS.Fidolix said:I totally agree, but as he said today, he didn´t know the route, he went to early and mistaked the climbs, but it´s he own fault, he should have known it, and I don´t understand Saxo haven´t scouted the finish, they have people who can do that from the early morning and report back.
A mistake I hope they learn from, Purito surely knew it.
Fearless Greg Lemond said:A Spanjard who doesn't know Montjuic? I say BS.
The Hitch said:Despite the firworks of Bola, and the brilliant eze vs Nibali battle, werent the gaps, actually, once the dust had settled and the smoke had cleared, very small?
A Spanjard not knowing Montjuic is like a Flandrien not knowing 'the Wall of Geraardsbergen', an Italian not knowing the Poggio, a Dutchman not knowing the Cauberg, a Frenchman not knowing Quatorze Juillet.LaFlorecita said:Why ?
Fearless Greg Lemond said:A Spanjard not knowing Montjuic is like a Flandrien not knowing 'the Wall of Geraardsbergen', an Italian not knowing the Poggio, a Dutchman not knowing the Cauberg, a Frenchman not knowing Quatorze Juillet.
Contador recons the TT 8 times but not knowing the course of Montjuic? His team should know given the results of dear old Sastre at Montjuïc...
When he just would say he is not punchy enough to follow Rodriguez, and Gilbert, that would be much more believable.
 
		
		 
		
		 
		
		 
		
		
 
				
		