• The Cycling News forum is still looking to add volunteer moderators with. If you're interested in helping keep our discussions on track, send a direct message to @SHaines here on the forum, or use the Contact Us form to message the Community Team.

    In the meanwhile, please use the Report option if you see a post that doesn't fit within the forum rules.

    Thanks!

Criterium du Dauphine-Stage 6

Page 4 - Get up to date with the latest news, scores & standings from the Cycling News Community.
Mellow Velo said:
It looks for all the world like a big Tour stage. Just imagine if Shack had Kloden Leipheimer and old boy wonder were there.
What a drag.

Astana's medicine cabinet seems to be fully stocked, too.
With all the respect, but even in the Giro nothing would have happened on the Glandon, with a downhill and +-40km still to go till Alpe
 

Barrus

BANNED
Apr 28, 2010
3,480
1
0
Visit site
Mellow Velo said:
It looks for all the world like a big Tour stage. Just imagine if Shack had Kloden Leipheimer and old boy wonder were there.
What a drag.

Astana's medicine cabinet seems to be fully stocked, too.

Is it just me or is this the exact type of racing we'll see for an entire tour, everybody to bored to attack. Nobody really does anything. I really hope Liquigas and Astana are going to ride the way they rode the giro and at least make it exciting, but I guess this is a false hope
 
Jun 12, 2010
21
0
0
Visit site
Dekker_Tifosi said:
No, that was Roelandts, he was in the breakaway, dropped, and got caught/passed by the peloton. You can regonize Roelandts by his long hair and the little belgian flag at his arms (ex-belgian champ)

Vandenbroeck is still in the group

Thanks, switching between Tv - world cup, two webfeeds.
 
Dekker_Tifosi said:
With all the respect, but even in the Giro nothing would have happened on the Glandon, with a downhill and +-40km still to go till Alpe
I know, except for the fact that we would be able to guarantee which teams (other than Liquigas) would be able to pull the peloton apart.
IMO makes a difference.

Barrus said:
Is it just me or is this the exact type of racing we'll see for an entire tour, everybody to bored to attack. Nobody really does anything. I really hope Liquigas and Astana are going to ride the way they rode the giro and at least make it exciting, but I guess this is a false hope

..........heck, the Gavia stage was just like this. 25kms but under 6%.
Give me gradient over length every day of the week......
 
A

Anonymous

Guest
pedaling squares said:
LOL at the Geraint Thomas sudden transformation story.

hes always been an average climber, just not a good climber.. and theres a difference between one stage and winning mountain stages during a grand tour.. .mcrossan is a fool
 
I guess I can finish watching argentina-nigeria without missing much. (Whenever I think a bike race is boring, I console myself with the thought that it could be much worse: I could be a fan of car racing. Le Mans is live in it's entirety on one of the eurosport channels today, 24 full hours of cars going round in circles.)
 

Polish

BANNED
Mar 11, 2009
3,853
1
0
Visit site
Alberto does not like seeing another rider in Yellow.
"Alberto should be in Yellow" he thinks....

I expect Alberto to beat Jani on the Alpe by 2 minutes.
No more, no less.