fgrune said:Read that Viviani wants to do well for the first 10 days, does that mean he plan not to finish the giro? Would think he has a good chance to win the points jersey.
Waterloo Sunrise said:*Tangent*
My only worry is that hilly classics is the only area OGE have any strength, so Simon may get pushed in his brother's direction, trying to focus on longer climbs, as he's never going to get backed over Gerrans or Albasini.
fgrune said:Read that Viviani wants to do well for the first 10 days, does that mean he plan not to finish the giro? Would think he has a good chance to win the points jersey.
search said:mmh, indeed, I think he has. Where did he say that?
search said:mmh, indeed, I think he has. Where did he say that?
Gloin22 said:Beter in what way? He's definitely not faster. At best he might be equal to Swift, he should be still slightly quicker on flat than Sonny.
And there's not many finishes at Giro that suit him that great.
b3n3v3nt3 said:Cavendish finished 1st last year. Sure, the Giro has a bit more mountain this year, but I don't get it how you're assuming they are gonna drop. If any of them dominates the first days, I'm pretty sure they'll give everything they can to finish the Giro.
b3n3v3nt3 said:Cavendish finished 1st last year. Sure, the Giro has a bit more mountain this year, but I don't get it how you're assuming they are gonna drop. If any of them dominates the first days, I'm pretty sure they'll give everything they can to finish the Giro.
Afrank said:There's a good chance that any sprinter that has eyes on the Tour will drop out early.
Seems weird to me that Viviani might drop out, especially since the Tour is for Sagan. I'm betting he rides the full race.
Dazed and Confused said:Was Sonny affected by the crash today?
SafeBet said:haven't heard anything from him.
We'll see today, he can certainly handle the length and climbs of such a stage when in shape.