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It's not that great. Quintana's biggest edge is the hardest of mountain stages. There's like one of those. I don't know how hard he can beat everyone on his own on those uniclimb stages.
On the other hand, there's just very few dangerous intermediary stages, though the Canizei stage, which looks like a wet and proper fart, could actually be dangerous, if somebody decides to go crazy.
yaco said:Red Rick said:If Quintana is in form, it's gonna be hard. But then there's few stages where Quintana can win the Giro in one go, and Quintana usually rides so agressive as to decide the GC in one go, and the TTs are not in his favour. A few riders could potentially be close enough uphill to be a danger in speculative moves, and Nibali and Landa might just reach back to glory of days gone by and straight up match him uphill.
I expect Quintana to be the best. I'm not sure that I expect him to be head and shoulders above the rest.
This is the perfect route for Quintana with the amount of climbing over 2000m - Some GC contenders will be under severe pressure.
It's not that great. Quintana's biggest edge is the hardest of mountain stages. There's like one of those. I don't know how hard he can beat everyone on his own on those uniclimb stages.
On the other hand, there's just very few dangerous intermediary stages, though the Canizei stage, which looks like a wet and proper fart, could actually be dangerous, if somebody decides to go crazy.