Congratulations to Nibali, but WTF is mafioso Vino still doing in cycling? What a disgrace... And no, I'm not referring to all the clinic stuff he undoubtedly did, I'm talking about buying races and all that crap.
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Nothing wrong with being a fan but if you are saying that your rider is a saint while talking that the others they are very suspicious is pretty hypocritical me thinks.TMP402 said:Forever The Best said:It is even more ironic that this user is a Froome fanCarols said:TMP402 said:I wish I felt this good after going to the doctor.
Take it to the clinic
I am?
Alexandre B. said:There were normal circumstances. It's about a bike, a road and a bike rider. If the bike rider cannot stay on the road because of his own fault, it is normal circumstances.Bye Bye Bicycle said:Man, under normal circumstances Kruijswijk would have finalized his Giro win right now.
But instead we get cheater no.1 Vinokourov celebrating his brat's success.
Yep, riding a MTF in the Giro with a broken rib is stuff of legend. Great ride today by SK.movingtarget said:There will be other opportunities for SK and Chaves. Nibali was just stronger in the third week and SK had some misfortune. Gutsy ride by SK today who must be very sore.
webvan said:movingtarget said:In the end Valverde was not far behind second. about 40 seconds.
1'45"-1'23=22" no?
Its that his form was better then in rest of Giro, that is what won it to him, not heart or experience (and Kruijswijk fall). Or was he inexperienced and had no heart of champion for more than two weeks?Carols said:Chavito and Steve K. will have their chances, their day will come. But it is the experience and heart of a Champion that takes the prize today .
Bye Bye Bicycle said:Superb Giro by Jungels btw.
There won't be any asterisks in Nibali's palmares. He won fair and square.Bye Bye Bicycle said:There are a lot of asterisks needed here (Landa, Dumoulin, Chaves, Kruijswijk etc.). But in the end Nibali was there to take the win, which is all that matters.
mspgrandi said:The giro is a 3 weeks race. Nibali simply the most experienced and 3 weeks racer out there. Today for example he won by 15 sec on Uran , hardly an incredible physical feat. yesterday benefited of a couple of crash... he is basically a 3 weeks rider, who over 3 weeks has better stamina and all roundness than many other riders. He is not the best uphill, he is not the best on a step mur, he is not the best on a one day etc. he is made for 3 weeks racing
Watching the parents of Chavez congradulate Nibali on his win just shows you were the kid gets his Grace from. Nibali caused the race to be a sweat fest nail biter. He rode his heart out and deserves victoryThe Principal Sheep said:Amazing race, drama till the end, for a neutral this would show what cycling is like at it's best, so many giving so much, there can only be one winner but so many deserve congraluations! Emoitionally draining through if you do support a rider involved!
Bye Bye Bicycle said:There are a lot of asterisks needed here (Landa, Dumoulin, Chaves, Kruijswijk etc.). But in the end Nibali was there to take the win, which is all that matters.
Rollthedice said:It is so nice to read all the Nibali hate posts here while Lo Squalo takes the maglia Rosa to the last stage.