LaFlorecita said:But Berto never loses the leader's jersey in a GTMiburo said:Eh this climb isn't that bad, there's a part of 7-8km at 7,8%.
If i were astana i would force Contador in the jersey.![]()
Big Doopie said:LaFlorecita said:But Berto never loses the leader's jersey in a GTMiburo said:Eh this climb isn't that bad, there's a part of 7-8km at 7,8%.
If i were astana i would force Contador in the jersey.![]()
Uh... Riiiiiight.
Unless it's the 2010 TDF and the 2011 Giro.
I do believe those jerseys have most definitely been removed from his shoulders.
LOL
and LOL again!!
gregrowlerson said:This finish suits Porte and he will take the stage, with Contador moving into pink.
They should race this stage hard; take further time out of Uran if possible.
luckyboy said:I haven't checked but surely no team has ever had four leaders in five days of a Grand Tour. Would be pretty cool to see Chaves take pink.
LolBig Doopie said:LaFlorecita said:But Berto never loses the leader's jersey in a GTMiburo said:Eh this climb isn't that bad, there's a part of 7-8km at 7,8%.
If i were astana i would force Contador in the jersey.![]()
Uh... Riiiiiight.
Unless it's the 2010 TDF and the 2011 Giro.
I do believe those jerseys have most definitely been removed from his shoulders.
LOL
and LOL again!!
gregrowlerson said:This finish suits Porte and he will take the stage, with Contador moving into pink.
They should race this stage hard; take further time out of Uran if possible.
Sasquatch said:gregrowlerson said:This finish suits Porte and he will take the stage, with Contador moving into pink.
They should race this stage hard; take further time out of Uran if possible.
They shouldn't race this stage hard because unlike yesterday the lead up to the end features less climbing. It was only raced hard yesterday because Kreuziger was in the break. This won't be raced hard. The final climb may be, but by that stage I would say the break have an advantage.
The break will probably have 5 minutes at the base of the climb. That will be enough for someone to hold on even if Astana decide to chase hard on the climb, which I don't think they will do because none of the GC riders will be able to gap their rivals on the climb. Uran will be able to hold on and even if he gets dropped he'll be able to get himself back on the easy section at the top of the climb.
If anyone rides the final climb tempo wise it will be Movistar to set it up for Visconti.
Hugo Koblet said:Sasquatch said:gregrowlerson said:This finish suits Porte and he will take the stage, with Contador moving into pink.
They should race this stage hard; take further time out of Uran if possible.
They shouldn't race this stage hard because unlike yesterday the lead up to the end features less climbing. It was only raced hard yesterday because Kreuziger was in the break. This won't be raced hard. The final climb may be, but by that stage I would say the break have an advantage.
The break will probably have 5 minutes at the base of the climb. That will be enough for someone to hold on even if Astana decide to chase hard on the climb, which I don't think they will do because none of the GC riders will be able to gap their rivals on the climb. Uran will be able to hold on and even if he gets dropped he'll be able to get himself back on the easy section at the top of the climb.
If anyone rides the final climb tempo wise it will be Movistar to set it up for Visconti.
I feel like Visconti might try getting into the break again. Ulissi could be a real danger here if the break is within reach on the final climb. Regarding Monsalve, he was pretty strong yesterday, right? He finished with the front group even though he wasn't in the break, right?
Hugo Koblet said:I feel like Visconti might try getting into the break again. Ulissi could be a real danger here if the break is within reach on the final climb. Regarding Monsalve, he was pretty strong yesterday, right? He finished with the front group even though he wasn't in the break, right?
miha1234 said:Sasquatch said:Looks like there is video from the beginning.
where?
tokenron said:RoboBasso ftw
Sasquatch said:The break will probably have 5 minutes at the base of the climb. That will be enough for someone to hold on even if Astana decide to chase hard on the climb, which I don't think they will do because none of the GC riders will be able to gap their rivals on the climb. Uran will be able to hold on and even if he gets dropped he'll be able to get himself back on the easy section at the top of the climb.
If anyone rides the final climb tempo wise it will be Movistar to set it up for Visconti.