I know some posters won't like it but IMHO great to see Laporte gift the podium to riders from 3 different continents.
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His training will get tougher once the kid inevitably grows and gains weight, look out peloton!
Vingegaard was really strong and almost paced his effort optimally, but in the end he ended up slowing down so Laporte started his sprint from too low a speed.In retrospect, Jumbo might have been better off having Laporte lead out Vingegaard rather than the other way round, don't think anyone expected Laporte to have no sprint left in the legs though.
He wouldn't have beaten Alaphilippe regardless, though.Vingegaard was really strong and almost paced his effort optimally, but in the end he ended up slowing down so Laporte started his sprint from too low a speed.
Rues Vertes.Now which French rider will win tomorrow?
Com on Ala, grab the old man by balls (as Pat himself would say)!Great to see him win again, give him a raise Pat!
Aha finally Groenewegens day tomorrow.
I was hopeful today for him, but alas. If teams drill it tomorrow on the shallow climb it can be difficult.
That steeper section needed to be a little slower. Vingegaard isnt winning a sprint of 50 guys.In retrospect, Jumbo might have been better off having Laporte lead out Vingegaard rather than the other way round, don't think anyone expected Laporte to have no sprint left in the legs though.
Laporte was fried. Getting beaten by guys like Carapaz doesn't come down to "starting speed too low". His kick was not thereVingegaard was really strong and almost paced his effort optimally, but in the end he ended up slowing down so Laporte started his sprint from too low a speed.
Vino to send some envelopes with cash to Danny van Poppel?Sam Bennett needs to show something tomorrow or he'll probably get a ticket for Sibiu instead of Euskadi...
Better don't mention Astana, who have to rely on Cav in 2023 for gt stage wins, to me. How the mighty have falllen...Vino to send some envelopes with cash to Danny van Poppel?
Glad he made it. Did Castroviejo have a similar problem, he came in over 13 minutes down?Grondin has beaten the time cut by 41 seconds after his cramp troubles.
Glad he made it. Did Castroviejo have a similar problem, he came in over 13 minutes down?
Glad he made it. Did Castroviejo have a similar problem, he came in over 13 minutes down?
Thanks for the info - lack of hydration?Yes cramps too