zigmeister said:Mmm...what? So all that work TJ Van Garderen has done the past 3yrs for Cadel is what? Nothing?
Tejay hasn't ever done anything substantial for Cadel in a GT.
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zigmeister said:Mmm...what? So all that work TJ Van Garderen has done the past 3yrs for Cadel is what? Nothing?
toolittle said:Clearly, Evans is not bad.
But Uran is super good.
toolittle said:Clearly, Evans is not bad.
But Uran is super good.
Netserk said:If no mountains are cancelled, he won't finish top-5.
Cookster15 said:I don't think Evans can win. But he is still a good shot at the podium which would be great for him and BMC. He passed 6 or 7 riders over the last sector today which suggests his form is good. One of those Evans passed was Possovivo who you confidently predicted would beat Evans in this TT the other day. As far as cancelled stages are concerned - this is not 2013. Evans clearly has better form than last year. That was obvious at Trentino.
maxmartin said:He mentioned yesterday crash has some impact on today's result
maxmartin said:He mentioned yesterday crash has some impact on today's result
Simply The Best said:Where did you see that? I thought Morabito crashed yesterday not Evans.
Simply The Best said:Where did you see that? I thought Morabito crashed yesterday not Evans.
auscyclefan94 said:Don't write Evans off yet, Uran was just superb today. It is up to him to defend the jersey for 9 days now...good luck
Archibald said:do you honestly believe Evans will out climb and drop Uran in the Dolomites?
After Uran walloped him up the small climbs in yesterday's ITT, do you think Uran will lose out to Evans in the MTT?
Cast your mind back to last year's MTT and it's result - but don't forget that Uran's been training for this too (before you use the "Evans lack of prep" for 2013)
Uran has Evans measure for sure
observer said:still. would be great to see a comeback. even if it's just seconds here and there.
quintana can still shake things up, and so can pozzovivo.
I'd like to see this race really open up and see people attacking each other, and evans riding at a steady pace to catch it up. should be good to see.
Archibald said:would love to see him do it, but just not expecting it to happen...
would like to have seen him add the Giro to his palmares - that he has less GT wins than menchov seems somewhat skewed
Archibald said:do you honestly believe Evans will out climb and drop Uran in the Dolomites?
After Uran walloped him up the small climbs in yesterday's ITT, do you think Uran will lose out to Evans in the MTT?
Cast your mind back to last year's MTT and it's result - but don't forget that Uran's been training for this too (before you use the "Evans lack of prep" for 2013)
Uran has Evans measure for sure
Guybrush said:how stupid looks this theory now, still a top 10 is good performance by him
IndianCyclist said:Yes but he should be higher. His performances have been very inconsistent. He beat Pozzo in Trentino, so he should have been able to beat him here.