That's the whole truth. And applies to everybody.infeXio said:"I'm satisfied with this tour, and of course especially with my performance yesterday. But at this moment of the season there will always be greater variations between the daily shape on each stage. Yesterday, I had a great feeling - today, I didn't have the same legs".
"After the stage yesterday, people said that I was perhaps in too good a shape at this moment in my race schedule. But everything is going according to the plan and I'm on track with my preparations ahead of my season goals", comments Alberto Contador, who sits 2nd in the GC after today's stage, while leading the points classification.
http://www.tinkoffsaxo.com/news/contador-second-gc-cold-mountain-stage-battle-andalucia/
On the other hand, Sky's a bit in front of the opposition. With Tinkoff's double in mind it makes sense. GT squads can peak slowly towards the goals and stay as fresh as possible for the prime nursing they'll have to provide.