Giro 2017, stage 16: Rovetta – Bormio 222 km

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Dumoulin lost about a minute over the last 10 km or so of the climb it seems. He was 1'20" behind early on, now it's under 2'20". He really didn't lose that much time considering he was on his own the whole time.
 
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Forever The Best said:
Dumo still in virtual pink.

I think he'll probably lose it tbh. At least if Quintana can hang on to Nibali's wheel. Although some of this descent is more of a power descent and Dumoulin has more power in his legs and is a bit heavier than Quintana.
 
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the asian said:
Ruby United said:
the asian said:
deValtos said:
the asian said:
Lol at all these newly registered members blaming Movistar for this.

It's like as if this the first time they've ever watched a GT.

Exactly. Movistar do this at every chance they get, not just this GT. (Though they've been exceptional this GT)

And so do every other team.

I have my opinion which I have made pretty clear.
However, it is clear the forum, and cycling world, is split. I am ready to acknowledge that that both opinions are valid, I just think one is wrong.
You, however, are accusing all people (of which there are clearly many)who have a different opinion to you as if this is the first time they have watched a GT :confused:

Not really aimed at you. I've noticed some newly registered members blaming Movistar for this .

In all honesty, nobody should be forced to wait for another guy's misfortune.

If so, any rider on a bad day can manipulate it to his advantage.
Yeah you attacked me pretty hard you dud even though I was agreeing
 
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Ramira said:
Dumoulin lost about a minute over the last 10 km or so of the climb it seems. He was 1'20" behind early on, now it's under 2'20". He really didn't lose that much time considering he was on his own the whole time.

I agree. It's hard to climb alone when you don't have others around to gauge how you're going. He could be out of pink by the end of the day however. We'll know very shortly...
 
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Bolder said:
Ramira said:
Dumoulin lost about a minute over the last 10 km or so of the climb it seems. He was 1'20" behind early on, now it's under 2'20". He really didn't lose that much time considering he was on his own the whole time.

I agree. It's hard to climb alone when you don't have others around to gauge how you're going. He could be out of pink by the end of the day however. We'll know very shortly...

I think if Dumoulin was truly the strongest rider in the Giro he'll still end up winning. However if he's about as strong as Quintana than obviously this will likely cost him the victory.