Critérium du Dauphiné 2012 stage 5. Saint-Trivier-sur-Moignans - Rumilly (186 km)

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Dekker_Tifosi said:
Meh don't overdo it.
JvdBroeck etc bridged pretty easily also. The gap wasn't that big and the others were merely suprised.

:)I think you ought to get used to Wiggins smashing the field this year. Denying it will only maske your TDF painful. ha ha ha ha ha :)
 
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Logic-is-your-friend said:
So i missed today's stage, just saw Wiggins & VDB bridge a small gap... How & where did Evans & Nibali attack?

Downhill Grand Colombier. They were 1'05 ahead when Sky called back Hagen to close most of the gap. Just before the top of the final climb Wiggins closed the gap himself, but it was only 10/15s at most by then. JvdBroeck did the same and the peloton closed again.

Now Nibali attacked again in the downhill
 
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Waterloo Sunrise said:
About 75 yards of shallow climb.

Thanks, I thought so but wasn't really paying attention (didn't expect anything exciting to happen).

Wiggins to win the sprint ;)
 
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Logic-is-your-friend said:
So i missed today's stage, just saw Wiggins & VDB bridge a small gap... How & where did Evans & Nibali attack?

On the descent of Colombier. Actually got about a minute on UK-postal until EBH got called back (he was with Evans and co), and brought the peloton back to them
 
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will10 said:
Wiggins the crap descender glued to Nibali's wheel....

Yeah way to compare an easy descend like this one to the Grand Colombier one :eek:

This is a power downhill. Even Kelderman and Van den Broeck are there. Both are not really good descenders
 
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Just letting Evans know he's there when Evans is not expecting it.

This is much more interesting than the stage has a right to be - well done to the riders esp Cuddles
 
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Fight.The.Power said:
:) Wiggins easily keeping pace with Nibali on the descent


And what were people saying about him being a **** descender ??? :)

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He loses a minute on the first decent and then stays on someones wheel on the next. Clearly he is a god at descending.
 
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TourOfSardinia said:
Ego-wiggins trying to bridge again - could nerves be his weakness ?
It will be. Clearly sending a message, with his behavior, to his team that they are worthless. Not very smart. :rolleyes:
 
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Wiggins lost 1 minute on the last descend, just because he wasn't dropped here that doesn't make him a good descender :p
 
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Dekker_Tifosi said:
Yeah way to compare an easy descend like this one to the Grand Colombier one :eek:

This is a power downhill. Even Kelderman and Van den Broeck are there. Both are not really good descenders

It's going to be so much fun watching you eat your words :)

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Fight.The.Power said:
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It's going to be so much fun watching you eat your words :)

:)
Wow we found an even worse troll than BavarianRider. This one goes straight to the ignore list.
 
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Jesus Christ, if Wiggins wins the Tour this forum is going to be unbearable.

Wiggins is a mediocre descender. Not terrible, but not good by any stretch of the imagination. IT'S ALRIGHT. Every rider has their weaknesses.