Ferminal said:Andre, next.
Although it looks like a windy finish in Utrecht?
Moondance said:I hope (for their sake) that noone thinks tomorrow is a 'windy' stage... Because they'll be in for a very nasty surprise come stage 3.
Echelons, in English.Barrus said:Do you have any idea of the wind at that point? Because as far as I know it won't be that harsh, or am I wrong? I myself do hope a nice waaier-stage (don't know the english word for such a type of riding, if any of the Dutch or Flemish folks on here can help me on that?) I always enjoy these type of stages to watch
BTW tomorrow looks like a win for Greipel
Barrus said:Do you have any idea of the wind at that point? Because as far as I know it won't be that harsh, or am I wrong? I myself do hope a nice waaier-stage (don't know the english word for such a type of riding, if any of the Dutch or Flemish folks on here can help me on that?) I always enjoy these type of stages to watch
BTW tomorrow looks like a win for Greipel
trompe le monde said:Greipel to win, with hopefully Petacchi and either Modolo or Bonnet to round out the podium.
And not to be a pedant, but isn't this technically the first stage as the prologue outcome has no bearing on the final classification?
Barrus said:It was more than 8 km, which means that it counts as a TT and as a full stage. Time differences of prologues almost always remain in place
The youngest, thank you, would never have come on that word for it
trompe le monde said:And not to be a pedant, but isn't this technically the first stage as the prologue outcome has no bearing on the final classification?
So tomorrow is a pancake flat sprinter's stage