BlurryVII said:He'll do fine
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LaFlorecita said:hmmmm....
http://www.tinkoffsaxo.com/news/alberto-contador-ill-best-vuelta-andalucia-winning-complicated/
I really want him to win...![]()
you dont believe that yourself huhJelantik said:well, I guess we'll have to wait and see... Maybe this will be the Chris Froome show like in Oman, who knows. It's hard to see Contador just watching Froome's dusk. But if he said he started with later form than last year, I just hope his form won't be like 2013 San Luis.
Electress said:So do I!! But, in this regard I really don't trust AC at all. He's not going to be telling everyone he's on fire. Playing down expectations is to be expected.
And I'm with Angliru:
No matter what happens, he's still amassed a record unlike any other of the current generation. He can augment his legacy, but there's enough to stand comfortably within the pantheon of cycling greats IMO.
LaFlorecita said:
Carols said:He looks so good in Red
Give me two more years of this Alberto!!!
the guy looks good in red , looks good in yellow and in pink.. i think he was made for looking good in Rainbow colorsCarols said:He looks so good in Red
Give me two more years of this Alberto!!!
group hug , hey? i like that image.. bode well for the season to come.. when it does get tough , let them be there around Alberto like a hug reminderLaFlorecita said:For who is interested, some things about Alberto in the Eurosport Insiders docu about the Kilimanjaro expedition:
halfway through, Alberto says it is easier to him than racing, partly because there's less pressure.
Alberto constantly looks after other people, asking if they're okay and lending a hand to people
Alberto and a group of guys, including Ivan, Michael Valgren, Chris Anker, Majka reach the top of a steep climb before others, they decide to go back and help others
It is mentioned that normal people do the last part (the steep climb to the top) and the road back to base camp in around 12 hours, Alberto did it in 6 hours
And my personal favorite:
Alberto tells us that there are certain things that happened that would have never happened if not for the expedition, he says, for example, that in the last stretch, he was in a small group with Valgren and Kiserlovski. They reached Stella point (at 5740m altitude, 155m left to go), and Kiserlovski was super cold. Valgren and Alberto were cold too, and they looked at each other, and then did a group hug for about two minutes![]()
BlurryVII said:man, from the pics I seen he does look sharp at this point already. Wouldn't be surprised if he takes both summit finishes plus he has now the tactical advantage with the leader's jersey.
jens_attacks said:he looks sharp indeed but i really hope he will help ivan on hazallanas. it would be cool![]()
