As long as Quintana loses significant time tomorrow and the Giro on Tuesday I'm satisfied with whoever attacks. If he seals this Giro with conservative racing he might have a real shot at the double I fear!
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Woof Woofstaubsauger said:As long as Quintana loses significant time tomorrow and the Giro on Tuesday I'm satisfied with whoever attacks. If he seals this Giro with conservative racing he might have a real shot at the double I fear!
staubsauger said:As long as Quintana loses significant time tomorrow and the Giro on Tuesday I'm satisfied with whoever attacks.
I'm not sure the Froome era is over just yet.the asian said:staubsauger said:As long as Quintana loses significant time tomorrow and the Giro on Tuesday I'm satisfied with whoever attacks.
In your dreams mate !
The time of Chris Froome is over.
Quintana will walk away with the Double.
Breh said:With Landa 2ndGigs_98 said:Thomas to win and cause a forum meltdown![]()
Armchair cyclist said:Anyone able to explain why such a southerly place has such a Germanic name?
He struggled a lot on Mount Etna, I'd be surprised if he podiums.London Hibs said:If the break gets caught then I fancy Bauke Mollema for the win (or a top 3) - I'm hoping for a decent stage with attacks aplenty.
Do you really think that could happen? With all the mountains and TTs left?Red Rick said:I have mixed feelings about the stage. I definitely want action, but I don't want the race to be over in 20 hours either.
He will attack, there is a time trial in 3 daysDNP-Old said:This could very well be a very boring climb, with everyone looking at Quintana, while he has no interest of doing anything just yet.
Mollema is never really good after a rest day. Doesn't say much anyway, even Quintana said he struggled. Nobody was good on Etna, headwind doesn't feel good either so you might think you're bad, even though you are not.Alexandre B. said:He struggled a lot on Mount Etna, I'd be surprised if he podiums.London Hibs said:If the break gets caught then I fancy Bauke Mollema for the win (or a top 3) - I'm hoping for a decent stage with attacks aplenty.