Froome droped early, at more than 4 km to the line, but he finished quite close to the first...with 2 climbs I think he coudl have been fighteen for victory, and no reason to dont descent today. This is really bad for cycling.
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Froome is a rider for long stages. even the initial parcours was short for him. But this was for juniors, and a semijunior I like a lot won...Lot of people in one minute.Froome beat Padun once more, but unlike in Mercan'Tour he couldn't follow Bizkarra.
Is this some Ilmaestro-Masnada level meme or is this for real?
He obviously doesn't have much acceleration these days, but I still expected hom to do better. Especially after I read your preview earlier.Froome is a rider for long stages. even the initial parcours was short for him. But this was for juniors, and a semijunior I like a lot won...Lot of people in one minute.
Froome? Pozzovivo? Fuglsang? Impey?Martinez takes it.
Random fact:
IPT had both the youngest and the oldest rider in the race. The youngest being 18-year-old Academy rider Pau Marti, the oldest being... well... you can probably figure that out yourself.
Is this a joke i'm not understanding?Which other Martinez?
Froome? Pozzovivo? Fuglsang? Impey?
So many possibilities. I'll have to check the startlist to figure it out
How is 3min 12sec considered quite close to the first when you drop just a bit more than 4 km from the finish line?Froome droped early, at more than 4 km to the line, but he finished quite close to the first...
I misread, you were talking about Kulset.Is this a joke i'm not understanding?
I appreciate the dig, but i don't think i have the habit of having completely preposterous expectations of EvenepoelOr Logic-Remco level meme
In all seriousness I think it's for real this time
I looked at the past weather function on the timeanddate website. Wind speed on Mont Ventoux today was less than for last year's race. So strong wind can be ruled out as the reason.The storm, maybe strong wind, I am not sure..But the storm at the finish hour could be strong or just gone..so I think is early to take that dessisions..... A pity, becouse after thursday very good weather...
if there is a storm, and today is was likely, the wind can be strong up there...it is a place where weather condition can change heavily and become dangerous in about 5 minutes.I looked at the past weather function on the timeanddate website. Wind speed on Mont Ventoux today was less than for last year's race. So strong wind can be ruled out as the reason.
Lol just saw the startlist, pray for Ivan Sosa...looks like it's a very windy day over there at the Route du Sud. Usually not an issue in races like this - but Ineos brought a team to absolutely destroy everyone in the crosswind.
Took them a while, but French development teams are finally evolving, as English lessons have become a regular habit. AG2R in particular have been working hard on it, and you can regularly hear Bisiaux give an interview in English.Speaks okay english too
Took them a while, but French development teams are finally evolving, as English lessons have become a regular habit. AG2R in particular have been working hard on it, and you can regularly hear Bisiaux give an interview in English.
Ineos team is not exactly a climbing powerhouse. Where did they think they were going?looks like it's a very windy day over there at the Route du Sud. Usually not an issue in races like this - but Ineos brought a team to absolutely destroy everyone in the crosswind.