It it just me, or did Cancellara snub Hinault at the stage 1 podium? It seemed he shuck everyone's hand at least twice yet never gave Hinault a glance.
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embankmentlb said:It it just me, or did Cancellara snub Hinault at the stage 1 podium? It seemed he shuck everyone's hand at least twice yet never gave Hinault a glance.
yetanothergreenworld said:God I hope we get to see Hinault beat someone up again this Tour. Last year we got spoiled . . .
Hinault has the palmarés to say pretty much whatever he wants.Bagster said:Probably not but anythings possible given Hinault's penchant for shooting his mouth off and upsetting all and sundry.
grimpeur said:Hinault has the palmarés to say pretty much whatever he wants.
Please don't compare a rider that focused on one race during his career with a champion that was active during an entire season, won all grand tours more than once and many classics. In a recent interview Eddy Merckx stated he raced 150 days in one season. LA—30, 40 days?Bagster said:Well in that case we will have to accord the same courtesy to LA.
But hey great reasoning, you win a few bikes races and then you can have carte blanche to slag anyone off you choose! and with no right of comeback, even better!
Bluebeard said:According to a secret ASO document I recent got to skim read, by my translation, if the tour has turned into a bit of a flop, Hinault and Evans are to duke it out atop the Ventoux.
Bagster said:Well in that case we will have to accord the same courtesy to LA.
BroDeal said:I bet on Evans. His chin is probably as solid as granite.
count jim moriarty said:How come he needed a bodyguard last year then?