I guess "narrowly" is relative, but EBH won that sprint by 8 bike lengths or so and Clarke kept losing ground even in Edvald's slipstream (you can see the sprint here, helicopter shots of the sprint start at 7:03).Wilba60 said:Clarke...if EBH is being touted as a contender then surely Clarke must as well. He went head to head with EBH in Norway, losing narrowly to him in their head to head sprint.
killswitch said:If Duque's in form he may be a dangerous outsider.
EBH certainly deserved the win, better tactical, sat/slipstreamed on Clarke and jumped him beautifully, not sure about the "losing ground even in (EBH's) slipstream"as by the time Clarke got upspeed EBH was 5-7 lengths ahead, is that a 'slipstream'?maltiv said:I guess "narrowly" is relative, but EBH won that sprint by 8 bike lengths or so and Clarke kept losing ground even in Edvald's slipstream (you can see the sprint here, helicopter shots of the sprint start at ...
Eyeballs Out said:Not too shabby as first day breaks go. Teams of Matthews, Degenkolb represented. Somebody might have to break sweat to bring it back (it's nice just to have the illusion of a race)
Tony Martin brute hero said:A bit strange to give a group of fresh strong riders 12 minutes for free
Waterloo Sunrise said:Greenedge drilling it, peloton managed to stay within 10 minutes for the first 35kms
