Stiff competition.That was the most Thomas thing I've ever seen.


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Stiff competition.That was the most Thomas thing I've ever seen.
Didn't Thomas once crash himself over the finish line of a mountain stage? I think scientists are still trying to work out how it happened.
It was a MTF sprint and he crashed when changing gear.Didn't Thomas once crash himself over the finish line of a mountain stage? I think scientists are still trying to work out how it happened.
At least he was actually pushing in both of those instances.Stiff competition.
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Adam Hansen will be asking for a covid-style 2 metre zone between riders?There better be a formal complaint about the dangerous race conditions that led to Thomas' crash. Someone from RCS needs to be fired over that.
It's a shame he didn't lose time because if he did he might actually have tried an attack tomorrowIs that the most time Thomas has spent in the wind this Giro outside of time trials?
Misses crashing out of the 2020 Giro by hitting a bidon, but there isn't a lot of footage of that one.Stiff competition.
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He's no longer what he was. He needed help from Tiberi.That was the most Thomas thing I've ever seen.
Didn't Thomas once crash himself over the finish line of a mountain stage? I think scientists are still trying to work out how it happened.
Not any more.An "a" is missing in the thread title.
GC G was taken out by the cat murderer who chopped his front wheel.* Heroically made it back to the Peloton.What happened?
(Switched to Norway, so didn't see the peloton finish.)
What?!Looks like I missed nothing important.
Honestly the combinatino of the stage 18 and 21 being flat stages, and 19 being a nailed on breakaway with little chance of GC significance is just extremely lethargic.
Congrats to Vendrame on a convincing victory from a very strong breakaway! Peleton took it easy today but Rubio decided to stretch legs a bit on the last climb. Most interesting action at the end. G. and his typical low-probability crash@Netserk the crash in the first photo is still unequalled!
In fairness, the GC action at this Giro has been bad, while the non-GC action has been very good. This stage was infinitely better than Prati di Tivo/Selva di Bocca. Stage 17 saved by the opening and DSM random descent attacks.Looks like I missed nothing important.
Honestly the combinatino of the stage 18 and 21 being flat stages, and 19 being a nailed on breakaway with little chance of GC significance is just extremely lethargic.
You missed a fantastic stage.Looks like I missed nothing important.
Honestly the combinatino of the stage 18 and 21 being flat stages, and 19 being a nailed on breakaway with little chance of GC significance is just extremely lethargic.