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he sprinted past the 250m sign at least, so something like that, yeah. Going early generally wasn't too bad a choice on such a twisty finish, though, I think. This was too early, but certainly better than coming from outside the top 5 or so.How long was Milan's sprint anyway? Like 300 mt?
Around 450-500m. He launched immediately after the corner that was 10-20m after the 500m sign, however, I think the sign was placed a little early as from his launch to the finish line was 27s which would only come out to 60 kph if he launched at 450m (on a somewhat downhill sprint) and even with the somewhat technical nature of the sprint that would be very slow.How long was Milan's sprint anyway? Like 300 mt?
20m/s seems a realistic sprint average, making it 550 meters dash. Impressive.Around 450-500m. He launched immediately after the corner that was 10-20m after the 500m sign, however, I think the sign was placed a little early as from his launch to the finish line was 27s which would only come out to 60 kph if he launched at 450m (on a somewhat downhill sprint) and even with the somewhat technical nature of the sprint that would be very slow.
The guy is super strong, get him on the right team and with a top level TT set-up and he's ready to take it to the next level.20m/s seems a realistic sprint average, making it 550 meters dash. Impressive.
Also would help a lot for sprints. Apart from TT's, there's basically no other part of the sport where aero matters more. Worth noting that for this sprint as well he had a not particularly well-fitting jersey from the organiser instead of the usual road suit.The guy is super strong, get him on the right team and with a top level TT set-up and he's ready to take it to the next level.
Today was already too hard for a Tour de France former winner...Wonder if tomorrow is hard enough or the field is weak enough for Vingegaard
Give him a break, he's on holiday.Today was already too hard for a Tour de France former winner...
Belgian Pozzato, Italian Wout... sounds legit.Another stage for the new Italian Wout.
Is there a ticker for this race? I can't find live stats on pcs.
I am. I just love watching a race plus a ticker plus the forum thread simultaneouslyNo but you can watch the race
Milan wow what a performance. He was probably doing 150 Watts more than Vingegaard at least.