And it was won by Alexander Evans of Australia who can not ride on the flat at all.
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And it was won by Alexander Evans of Australia who can not ride on the flat at all.
Also the Baby Giro earlier the same year, Einer Rubio won that one.
Hill climbs with a mass start are really popular in Japan.
The Giro also did something similar this year, and it too was won by Einer Rubio.
About the Tour of Japan, I think the gc will be a battle between Earle, Dyball, Lebas, Budyak, Benji Prades & Paco Mancebo and maybe Sainbayar.
Mount Fuji should b too much for someone like Lamperti. I kinda expect the Aussie Spuniks to be the main gc guys, but it's hard to say at this stage.
Mount Fuji should b too much for someone like Lamperti. I kinda expect the Aussie Spuniks to be the main gc guys, but it's hard to say at this stage.
Yeah, I can't see how Lamperti will be able to hold on with grades like the ones on that climb. Suppose you never know but.......
Total Aussie Sputnik domination on Mount Fuji. Earle wins ahead of Dyball and Morey. The Spanish veteran Benji Prades finished 4th, while the local Marino Kobayashi got a 5th place. Big gaps, only 4 guys within 2min of Earle.
Lazkano probably on his way to the win (and GC) in Mayenne probably if he's able to drop his breakaway compagnions. Incredible tactics from the French teams, Giro is bad, but this might be even worse. FDJ was chasing an early break, closing them down easily, when out of nowhere AG2R, Cofidis & Arkea starts attacking mid race. Lazkano then jumped to the early breakaway and then all of the French teams just stopped riding and gave him 4 minutes like he's some random conti team rider.
And even now it's the foreign teams that needs to do the work and not AG2R and Cofidis for Cosnefroy and Zingle for example.
EDIT: 12km left 1'47. Stilll 5guys in the lead (Lazkano hasn't dropped his compagnions yet).
EDIT 2: 8km, Lazkano solo, still a big lead. He has this in the bag.
And even now it's the foreign teams that needs to do the work and not AG2R and Cofidis for Cosnefroy and Zingle for example.
EDIT: 12km left 1'47. Stilll 5guys in the lead (Lazkano hasn't dropped his compagnions yet).
EDIT 2: 8km, Lazkano solo, still a big lead. He has this in the bag.
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You might just want to check other sources than PCS: https://www.bouclesdelamayenne.fr/parcours-2022 (it's the 2023 route)
Yeah, they're usually quite good at telling everyone how awesome they think they are.
They're quite good at the important stuff:
Live updates.
Results up fairly quickly.
(Preliminary) startlists.
Navigation of upcoming races.
Navigation of teams.
And of course the various - sometimes quite funny - statistics that give them their name.
Firstcycling is a close second.
CyclingQuotient is only useful for getting the "correct" names for the various CQ games.
There seems to be some confusion regarding Plapp.
A. Rasmussen doesn't believe the time that was on screen when he finished.
A. Rasmussen doesn't believe the time that was on screen when he finished.
Norway is notorious for having echelons on the weirdest places (e.g. the summit of Seljestadjuvet). Thibau and the dream of the bonifications is also still in play. If he isn't isolated again, he can win a stage.
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