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Arredondo said:His recovery seems to be a problem. His shape has dropped significantly in the third week
Aru is just not that geat when it's a really hard stage/a war of attrition, he's better on easier stages with a long/hard climb at the end. I think the lack of racing miles also plays a part.Matteo. said:Arredondo said:His recovery seems to be a problem. His shape has dropped significantly in the third week
Also in the second week he wasn't so good.
None remember Mont di Chat? He was near to be dropped two times
He has an opportunity to win his home GT wearing the Italian champion jersey. I reckon he won't miss that.yaco said:Based on his performance this year Aru should target the 2018 TDF.
I agree. He just said he wanted to come back as soon as possible( allowing the route , i add)yaco said:Based on his performance this year Aru should target the 2018 TDF.
jsem94 said:If he goes to UAE and the Giro start is in Jerusalem, UAE are likely to boycott which would mean Aru wouldn't even get the opportunity to ride the Giro.
At the start of the Tour he said that he'll also ride the Vuelta, but it's not 100% confirmed.Red Rick said:Anyone know if Aru is likely to t.arget the Vuelta?
Nice. I think it could go either way after going into the Tour underprepped. His base should be small, but so should the fatigueMayomaniac said:At the start of the Tour he said that he'll also ride the Vuelta, but it's not 100% confirmed.Red Rick said:Anyone know if Aru is likely to t.arget the Vuelta?
could be but wait till the route is unveiled. No sense in going to a TT heavy tdfyaco said:Based on his performance this year Aru should target the 2018 TDF.
IndianCyclist said:could be but wait till the route is unveiled. No sense in going to a TT heavy tdfyaco said:Based on his performance this year Aru should target the 2018 TDF.
He looked completely spent at the end though. But we know he'll attack regardlessLexman said:So he's going to the Vuelta, good news for the Vuelta, otherwise Froome might have a free ride now with Aru and Lopez that could become more of fight...
glassmoon said:He looked completely spent at the end though. But we know he'll attack regardlessLexman said:So he's going to the Vuelta, good news for the Vuelta, otherwise Froome might have a free ride now with Aru and Lopez that could become more of fight...![]()
Maybe he was sick because he was spent... Illness is often spoken about as some external aspect that riders have to deal with, but I think high level performance and (the risk of) getting ill influence each other. Aru should nonetheless be a contender!Jspear said:glassmoon said:He looked completely spent at the end though. But we know he'll attack regardlessLexman said:So he's going to the Vuelta, good news for the Vuelta, otherwise Froome might have a free ride now with Aru and Lopez that could become more of fight...![]()
I think he looked spent because he was sick. If he has recovered from that, he could do pretty well. He should be a genuine contender for the win.