MTBAccording to PCS he only turned pro when he was 26. What was he doing beforehand?
He also seems to be a ninja as far as google is concerned.
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MTBAccording to PCS he only turned pro when he was 26. What was he doing beforehand?
He also seems to be a ninja as far as google is concerned.
TBF after a very up-and-down first week, since the ciclamino points were going to the break on Saturday and he had no designs on Sunday's stage, he chilled at ~100th over the weekend and then had the rest day so that's three days where he won't have been going deep at all and just putting in the miles. He even came in last of the bunch on stage 8 (though the next group not being that far behind might mean he was just tailing in and there was somebody who left a gap behind). He might have great recovery but back to back GTs with so little time between them will have a cost. Just looks like that was what he needed as he came all guns blazing out of it like he was Alberto Contador or something.You might be right. A few years ago (just before he had got his first rainbow jersey) we had been whitnessing that his recovery is out of this word.
If I am Demare I would start to worry a little bit.
His German Wiki page claims he has the perfect body measurements for a climber.
But he is 12 cm shorter than Nibali, so I'm not fully convinced.
Speaking of Nibali, you need colossal size testicles too. Did German wiki mention that?
Ninja of the Giro so far : Haimar Pernsteiner
Think he was more a marathon guy than an xco though, don't remember him from World Cup.Mountainbiking, iirc. Then he made the top ten out of nowhere in the Österreich Rundfahrt and continued from there.
Think he was more a marathon guy than an xco though, don't remember him from World Cup.
only if the wind blows and they get raced hard. Usually a very soft break gets 4 riders or less 5 minutes up road then reeled in with little effort for only 40 minutes or so of faster speed and positioning.They build up fatigue for the mountain stages (in theory at least).
Hindley led home Kelderman at the head of the remains of the Maglia Rosa group on Roccaraso to gain a few seconds. He is also a domestique so less likely to attack. The others have been barely spotted at all by the camera.He attacked on Etna tbf. Im not sure I've seen anything from Hindley, Samitier or Paret Peintre
Nibali has a bigger "ahem" trophy cabinetHis German Wiki page claims he has the perfect body measurements for a climber.
But he is 12 cm shorter than Nibali, so I'm not fully convinced.
No hill towns. Thats very sad.Boooooo! Stupid flat stage
Not possibly, 100% caused by the damn motoCrash! Viviani... possibly caused by a moto bike deciding that a roundabout would be a great place to move up through the peloton.
Armee Sander trying to make a Sagan
Yes, and he is fighting for a new contractHe is unsurprisingly a one man army.