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Yeah, I don't understand all this looking around when they have three guys in a group of eight or so.Why isn't Israel just letting Teuns and Clarke keep the tempo. Strong always wins this GC then
Yes. Could tell by the way he joined the lead group so easilyThat's Hagenes right?
Gonna be a big fight for the boni's the next 2 days. Strong should have GC in the bag probably (given he's the fastest) but 1s can make you jump 10 places behind him.
When we expected Robo Reis, but got the Moreira Monster, now that was wild!Rafael Reises to the occasion!
I'm still dreaming of a Robo Reis GC win, but I guess it isn't likely to happen nowadays.
Also, I hope the recent Tour performances inspired all the local teams to give us a classic Vuelta!
Now we only need a Balarcon comeback and we're back!I saw on twitter that José Neves is in training and expected to make a return next year
Alfonso is a potential gc rider, but I think Antonio Carvalho is the team leader.No idea what Project Echelon are doing here, but I am expecting Tyler Stites to clean up some of these stages. But man, how bleak is that starting list? The golden days are truly over, the twilight zone is no more. Be looking for a Afonso Eulalio breakthrough though.
Yep, a 42 year old getting 9 th was about par for the Volta. Look forward to some top class climbing.Yeah, another Stüssi win or similar would be a bit of a letdown.
Old man Oyarzún getting a top 10 is encouraging.