Giro d'Italia Stage 12: Città Sant'Angelo - Porto Recanti (206km)
Well, after a hectic day of craziness, I hope a slight sense of normalcy returns to the Giro. Although it's profile suggest a sprint, I imagine after the almighty efforts teams gave today, most teams will be happy to let a group of non-threatening riders have their day in the spotlight, and let the big guns rest for the slew of hot mountain-on-mountain action which the peloton is slowly, but surely, approaching.
Because I'm predicting a break, it makes very little sense to name one guy, since it could be anyone of dozens, I'll nevertheless venture a guess. Since I imagine he'll come from a team that didn't absolutely work their asses of today, either in the break or in the peloton, I'll be parochial and go with Jos van Emden, just for kicks.
Well, after a hectic day of craziness, I hope a slight sense of normalcy returns to the Giro. Although it's profile suggest a sprint, I imagine after the almighty efforts teams gave today, most teams will be happy to let a group of non-threatening riders have their day in the spotlight, and let the big guns rest for the slew of hot mountain-on-mountain action which the peloton is slowly, but surely, approaching.
Because I'm predicting a break, it makes very little sense to name one guy, since it could be anyone of dozens, I'll nevertheless venture a guess. Since I imagine he'll come from a team that didn't absolutely work their asses of today, either in the break or in the peloton, I'll be parochial and go with Jos van Emden, just for kicks.

