nick101 said:To assert his positon Froome thought demoting Wiggins was neccessary. Maybe from my viewpoint it wasn't, but from his it was. Ok how do you know Wiggins didn't prepare well for the Giro and was whining?? I'm not saying you're wrong btw. Not sure whether Nibali would've attacked more, maybe different places i.e on a descent. Nibali was climbing better than Wiggin's would've been so I actually doubt he would've changed anything about his attacks. Interestingly he beat Di Luca's record on Tre Cimi Laveredo from the far from clean 2007 Giro
He admitted that he skipped the final Sky Giro camp to spend time with his family.
"There has been a natural selection this year through Chris’s performances and my performances that he warrants being the team leader; and if he wins the Tour, that continues through to next year. I can live with that. I didn’t go to the altitude camp before the Giro because I wanted to be with my family; the kids are getting older and I like watching [my son] Ben play rugby and other things.”