David Millar aero helmet

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There will probably be some sort of banal reason like he forgot his and there wasn't a spare (yes, I admit I'm fishing a bit there). But I can't think he'd intentionally go out in that on a road stage. Surely the peloton would laugh at him. That said, he's also wearing oversocks there which is a bit odd for an ordinary, fine weather day in the saddle, even if it is the Tour in Paris. :)

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Maybe he did it so he could lead out Farrar better. I think so. About 1.5km from the finish, after Gilbert had done his work, you saw Dave Millar losing a bit of positioning, ending up in the wind at about 15th spot - getting really upset at something - probably for failing to help Farrar or something, and his whole aero helmet crap was useless.
 
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saw him puting it on at the top of the champs elysees on the last lap - I laughed thinking that it was to try and give a good lead out to the garmin train which ended up being left at the station...

is there a train named David in the Thomas the Tank Engine stories?
 
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L'arriviste said:
There will probably be some sort of banal reason like he forgot his and there wasn't a spare (yes, I admit I'm fishing a bit there). But I can't think he'd intentionally go out in that on a road stage. Surely the peloton would laugh at him. That said, he's also wearing oversocks there which is a bit odd for an ordinary, fine weather day in the saddle, even if it is the Tour in Paris. :)

Must be something to do with Garmin/Giro..

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ImmaculateKadence said:
I'd expect that out of DZ. Maybe he dared him to do it.

BTW anybody notice the cardboard Zabriskie on the podium? :D

I was kinda thinking the same thing...

And, yeah. We noticed... :p