Maaaaaaaarten said:For me:
1. Wellens at the Eneco Tour
2. Giro Stage 16
3. Vuelta stage 20
I already complained about it during the race, so I'm not gonna go a-rantin' here, but it's beyond me why anybody would think Andalucía should be up here.
Scarponi said:While the result was not that ground breaking, the Tour stage where the 2nd last mountain for once instead of the last had Froome isolated for a bit against Quintana and Valverde. I think Woet Poels was the only domestique left in the race. Just for the fact its so rare to see GC riders one on one not on the MTF
Who can forget Contador passing riders in the top 20 of the Giro (Mort) like they were children on training wheels
Jspear said:Scarponi said:While the result was not that ground breaking, the Tour stage where the 2nd last mountain for once instead of the last had Froome isolated for a bit against Quintana and Valverde. I think Woet Poels was the only domestique left in the race. Just for the fact its so rare to see GC riders one on one not on the MTF
Who can forget Contador passing riders in the top 20 of the Giro (Mort) like they were children on training wheels
29% of the votes.![]()
I liked 2014 Tirreno way more, found it more impressive. Don't find Mortirolo impressive at all. Only good part of that was when he attacked main group before the top. People seem to forget the frame of reference here. And that means looking at the riders he passed and the tempo entire climb was ridden (painfully slow because Aru had horrible day). And then being dropped like a sandbag at 5% gradient....Scarponi said:Jspear said:Scarponi said:While the result was not that ground breaking, the Tour stage where the 2nd last mountain for once instead of the last had Froome isolated for a bit against Quintana and Valverde. I think Woet Poels was the only domestique left in the race. Just for the fact its so rare to see GC riders one on one not on the MTF
Who can forget Contador passing riders in the top 20 of the Giro (Mort) like they were children on training wheels
29% of the votes.![]()
I still think his 45km solo ride in the 2014 Tirreno was as good, but you can watch the Morti over and over
I think the tempo was actually pretty high. Aru maybe didnt have his best day but still he and Krujswijk were the only ones who could stay with Landa and moreover the whole bunch exploded on the first km of the climb because Landa's pace was so brutal.damian13ster said:I liked 2014 Tirreno way more, found it more impressive. Don't find Mortirolo impressive at all. Only good part of that was when he attacked main group before the top. People seem to forget the frame of reference here. And that means looking at the riders he passed and the tempo entire climb was ridden (painfully slow because Aru had horrible day). And then being dropped like a sandbag at 5% gradient....Scarponi said:Jspear said:Scarponi said:While the result was not that ground breaking, the Tour stage where the 2nd last mountain for once instead of the last had Froome isolated for a bit against Quintana and Valverde. I think Woet Poels was the only domestique left in the race. Just for the fact its so rare to see GC riders one on one not on the MTF
Who can forget Contador passing riders in the top 20 of the Giro (Mort) like they were children on training wheels
29% of the votes.![]()
I still think his 45km solo ride in the 2014 Tirreno was as good, but you can watch the Morti over and over