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It was Sepp at last year's Vuelta.Sepp still rocking it . When did a USA rider last win a WT stage?
He mentioned knee issues again, though that alibi has an expiration date.Quintana had one of his days or was he sick?
Hard to see them losing the Tour with or without Roglic. Kruiswijk is more problematic IMO because he fits more into the super dom role naturally than Roglic. If Roglic is healthy they will have the two biggest favorites, along with Pinot and Bernal (if his back doesn’t hinder him).5 minutes of bad for TP....he's going to be replaying this one a few times tonight.
Dumoulin coming into really good form at the right time; if Roglic is OK hard to see how anyone takes down Jumbo; Sivakov had a gritty ride too.
It was Sepp at last year's Vuelta.
Yeah, don't think I'm the only one who finds Martinez as Dauphine winner kinda underwhelming. This was a bit like the 2014 Dauphine finale, with Pinot as Contador.
Anyway, Kuss now also winning a stage finally allows me to brag about picking him in the poll. CN Forum expert at work my friends ^^
In hindsight the Dauphine disappointment was a perfect warmup for what was to comeYeah, don't think I'm the only one who finds Martinez as Dauphine winner kinda underwhelming. This was a bit like the 2014 Dauphine finale, with Pinot as Contador.
Anyway, Kuss now also winning a stage finally allows me to brag about picking him in the poll. CN Forum expert at work my friends ^^
Congratulation to EF. Great final stage. This TDF going to be epic.And well done by Kuss, can't help but smile while watching his last 200m...