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Nothing more exciting that a WC team that will be trying to win bunch sprints
A reply to this tweet from a local says that the road works were mostly completed already, so they can't be too far behind normal Giro standards.
We talking Athens level disaster? Riders crashing left right and centre, bad roads, on coming cars ect.A guy that I know says that says, and I quote "the road (on stage 1) is so bad that unless they use mountain bikes is borderline impossible".
And, believe me, if you think Italy (and RCS) is chaos, a combination of Italy and Bulgaria is something I don't want to think of.
Honestly expect that the Grande Partenza to be a huge disaster.
We talking Athens level disaster? Riders crashing left right and centre, bad roads, on coming cars ect.
Carapaz was 18th in Tirreno and 10th in Catalonia last year before he rode to the podium at the Giro. This year he was 18th in Tirreno and is now 10th in Catalonia...Carapaz and O'Connor have been really poor up to now
Gall seems in a pretty decent shape, he should be a podium contender with that. The rest seem to be very weakThis is going to be a cakewalk for Vingo and might win by more than 10 miniutes. The others seem to be in really poor form with only Pellizzari seeming to be in good form. Almeida has had a setback, Tiberi seems to have lost his early season form. Carapaz and O'Connor have been really poor up to now
Tiberi is riding the Tour anyway.This is going to be a cakewalk for Vingo and might win by more than 10 miniutes. The others seem to be in really poor form with only Pellizzari seeming to be in good form. Almeida has had a setback, Tiberi seems to have lost his early season form. Carapaz and O'Connor have been really poor up to now
