Parrot23 said:Going to be fascinating to see Levi/Astana having to have to attack in following stages. Not a usual role for them.
Nor for RAB to defend...
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Parrot23 said:Going to be fascinating to see Levi/Astana having to have to attack in following stages. Not a usual role for them.
Bala Verde said:Di luca is holdingon to MR?
Bala Verde said:Nor for RAB to defend...
mr. tibbs said:Luiquigas and Basso couldn't shed Menchov, and in fact he was so fresh after their team-attack that he sprinted and got the win. I don't know if Astana and Leipheimer have the chops to do any better.
bianchigirl said:Di Luca still very much in it, with his favoured terrain to come - as is Sastre, and both are capable of putting in attacks that stick and cause damage.
Wonder what dinner will be like at the Liquigas hotel?
Parrot23 said:So di Luca needs 2min, say, before the final TT/day? Should be fireworks in the next stages up until then.
Does Menchov have an edge over Levi in a flat TT?
Parrot23 said:So di Luca needs 2min, say, before the final TT/day? Should be fireworks in the next stages up until then.
The absence of Horner (tactical brains in the field) may hurt Levi in the next stages, perhaps.
Does Menchov have an edge over Levi in a flat TT?