jens_attacks said:wow great for thomas
any word on what happens next year?
is he riding with main team?
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jens_attacks said:wow great for thomas
Timmy-loves-Rabo said:any word on what happens next year?
is he riding with main team?
roundabout said:Sagan wins Gran premio Industria e Commercio di Prato ahead of Paolini and Bouet
Edit: Montaguti is 3rd not Bouet
royalpig180 said:Is there any video highlights/of the finish?
katkotom said:hope the link works for everyone - it is from PS FB fanpage...
https://www.facebook.com/photo.php?v=2474709873405
poor Luca Paolini
royalpig180 said:Wow that was an interesting last kilometer... things really broke up inside 2km to go.
Edit: Also just noticed that liquigas crash right inside the last km. Was Sagan trying to lead out Oss? That caused some of the splitting up it looked like.
Kopuliak said:Yes, Sagan said after race that he and Nibali were working for Oss, who was confident to try to win.But 300m to finish Oss and others crashed, so he started catching Paolini.He said, he don't want to talk about happinnes, because his teammates crashed and that's not good.
craig1985 said:Could be room at Skil or Saxo Bank.
Good to see Hayman get a win, an extremely solid, hard working domestique who doesn't get to ride for himself very often.TeamSkyFans said:Hayman wins in Paris Bourges after being in the break all day.
Cooke 2nd, Henderson 3rd
Highlights later.
auscyclefan94 said:Steel von Hoff takes the victory in the Goulburn to Sydney. How this guy doesn't have a contract with a PT or PCT team baffles me after the season he is having.
maltiv said:Good to see Hayman get a win, an extremely solid, hard working domestique who doesn't get to ride for himself very often.
canyonball said:1 Mathew Hayman (Team Sky)
2 Baden Cooke (Saxo Bank)
3 Greg Henderson (Team Sky)
4 John Degenkolb (HTC Highroad)
5 Julien Simon (Saur-Sojasun)
6 Alexandre Blain (Endura Racing)
7 Anthony Ravard (AG2R-La Mondiale)
8 Romain Feillu (Vacansoleil)
9 Samuel Dumoulin (CofidIs)
10 Chris Sutton (Team Sky)
Not a pleasant weathercast. And look at the people he beat in the sprint. A tough man indeed.
Wow, that's incredible. He must be in his absolute best shape. He'll be one of the favorites in Paris-Tours with that kind of form, particularly in bad weather.JRanton said:Hayman had been in the break for over 170km. They finally get caught in the last kilometre and he still ends up winning the bunch sprint.
JRanton said:Hayman had been in the break for over 170km. They finally get caught in the last kilometre and he still ends up winning the bunch sprint.