Obviously not. Andy is gorgeous.Chef_Vodnik said:Wat
Isn't it up to the ASO to decide that?
Obviously not. Andy is gorgeous.Chef_Vodnik said:Wat
Isn't it up to the ASO to decide that?
Who do you prefer. Andy or Tommy D?hrotha said:Obviously not. Andy is gorgeous.
Tommy D is my platonic love, but he doesn't actually turn me on like Andy when he's drunk and at his most horse-like.The Hitch said:Who do you prefer. Andy or Tommy D?![]()
Heh.hrotha said:Obviously not. Andy is gorgeous.
cadel FTW!auscyclefan94 said:Supposedly cadel will be doing around 20 less race days going into the tour.
With the ardennes classics, MPE, tirreno adriatico + 2 other stage races will be his preparation going into the tour.
For the Defense of Flech Walone?auscyclefan94 said:Cadel FTDFW!!!!![]()
Haha, genius.The Hitch said:For the Defense of Flech Walone?
pfff. He should focus on Tour. FW is a case of been there done that. Tour is bigger.
Wasn't he married? Must be pretty devastating for his wife then.Jamsque said:Why would you be banned for that?
It's a damn shame he felt he had to hide that from the world for so long, I'm glad he's been able to come out.
He beat Cadel Evans and Michelle Scarponi in an epic 3 man sprint after the Gavia. Sure, he had soft peddaled as the other 2 spent the precceding 13 km dragging him along, but a sprint is a sprint.royalpig180 said:This doesn't deserve its own thread so I guess i'll put it here...
I was reading an article about the sprinters of the Giro throughout the years on the Gazzetta dello Sport website and found this:
"Basso — Marino, not Ivan. Marino was a clever and very powerful sprinter, both merciless and ruthless, remember the 1972 Worlds that he snatched from under Bitossi's nose? Ivan Basso couldn't win a sprint even if he was the only rider in the race. "
Obviously it's true that Basso can't sprint, but this still seems kinda harsh. Perhaps RCS is a little upset that Basso is likely not returning to defend his Giro title.
Yes i mixed up by G's. The stage before Zoncolan over the mountain where Nibali broke away on the descent is what I had in mind. It would have been overkill for Basso to outsprint his domestiques for the day, once he already had the Giro in the bag.Libertine Seguros said:Think you mean Grappa, Hitch. Evans beat Basso on the Tonale stage.
Would Vino be glad to hear this.issoisso said:It seems Paris-Nice will have a long flat ITT for the first time since 1968. Should be around 44kms, on stage 6.
The tt doesn't look flat, interesting!roundabout said:27 km "only"
http://www.letour.fr/2011/PNC/COURSE/fr/600/etape_par_etape.html
Still a bit long considering the route