Let's go!
Now onto the easy part. Winning it.
Now onto the easy part. Winning it.
The Giro had 3 km of GC action. Definitely 10/10 stars.Yeah, this could become a year when all three GTs live up 100% to expectations.
Giro 2022 was 10/10 stars.
Tour 2022 was 10/10 stars.
Vuelta 2022 could become 10/10 stars.
What?Yeah, this could become a year when all three GTs live up 100% to expectations.
Giro 2022 was 10/10 stars.
Giro 10/10 stars? I guess we were not watching same GiroYeah, this could become a year when all three GTs live up 100% to expectations.
Giro 2022 was 10/10 stars.
Tour 2022 was 10/10 stars.
Vuelta 2022 could become 10/10 stars.
I've lost rack of the races I've skipped to get back all the time I wasted watching the Giro.Yeah, this could become a year when all three GTs live up 100% to expectations.
Giro 2022 was 10/10 stars.
Tour 2022 was 10/10 stars.
Vuelta 2022 could become 10/10 stars.
It was really good from 2015-2018, though.Giro has gone downhill since the hipsters declared it the best of the grand tours
Now Enric Mas will never race it.Giro has gone downhill
You think Billy Carapaz has no chance? I think Hindley is actually the favorite, now that he has confidence in his ability, but I could see a Giro rematch with those two.I’m pretty sure Roglic will win. Remco and Hindley are the other top two. Doubt anyone one else will win
Vertebrae don't really break into pieces they often have a small crack in them. It's not unheard of to be back in action quite quickly after a break if it's small.Now this story about two broken vertebrae appears a bit weird…
Can you break two vertebrae at the beginning of July, and still start to win a three week bike race from mid August on? Isn‘t this too early?
Is his Vuelta start unhealthy or even dangerous? Wouldn‘t it have been better to skip the Vuelta?
Or were the vertebrae not even fractured? I don‘t know what to believe. I hope everything works well now.
Speeding with 60 km/h in a TTT through Utrecht, possibly in the rain, is never the safest thing. Five weeks after a back fracture - I don‘t know if it is smart. Time will tell.
The next questionmark is his shape. Normally, after these last five weeks, he might have no chance against these strong opponents who‘ve had a perfect preparation. Maybe Primoz shall just get one full GT in 2022 into his legs, maybe that‘s the plan?…
Not no chance by any means, but the only GT he has won he was somewhat allowed to win because he was underestimated. I don't think he's taken that leap to the top that some expected. Well off of Hindley this year in the Giro once Hindley dropped the hammer. Well off of Vingo and Pogi last year in the Tour. Plus he's leaving Ineos right? Or did I make that up? I like the guy, so I will not be disappointed if he wins. It was probably unfair to put him below Remco, but I think Remco has a higher ceiling (and a lower floor). I see it as:You think Billy Carapaz has no chance? I think Hindley is actually the favorite, now that he has confidence in his ability, but I could see a Giro rematch with those two.
I don't get a good feeling about Roglic right now. But he certainly knows how to win this race.
Remco...I just don't see him being in contention day in/day out for 3 weeks but happy to be surprised if he top 5 finishes or better.
You were totally right and Rogla is 100% healthy.How could the doctors allow their star rider to start the race?! I dont get it! I was told they were against it!
I never said such thing - only thing I contested was your imaginary story of Roglic wanting to ride, while the doctors was against the participation.You were totally right and Rogla is 100% healthy.
Thread starter | Similar threads | Forum | Replies | Date |
---|---|---|---|---|
![]() |
Advice for watching RVV live | Professional Road Racing | 21 |
Similar threads |
---|
Advice for watching RVV live |