- Jan 3, 2019
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It was Dupont, GPS fail.
well, at least if they want the race on a more prime time kind of spot on the calander (a Wednesday between the classics) they could spice up the race a bit more. You can't make it really hard in that area, but slightly more interessting should have been possible.
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- May 5, 2010
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- Jun 30, 2022
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Yes, it‘s not a GPS fail, Dupont is number 163 and Bravo 136 so they probably just got the numbers mixed up.
- Feb 21, 2019
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Happy to see Ivo taking the win in Abruzzo after so much work that he has done for the team.
Tomorrow I expect Brenner vs Bennett for the stage and GC but wouldn't be surprised if Torres wins either.
Tomorrow I expect Brenner vs Bennett for the stage and GC but wouldn't be surprised if Torres wins either.
- May 5, 2010
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of course its somehow the organizer's fault the riders are up on sidewalks to move up in the peleton during the finale
Alpecins tactics were bizarre as the peloton were looking disorderly and the gap for Del Grosso was increasing before they did their ridiculous 2up attack that sparked the group into life.
They deserved to lose for that ineptitude but I feel bad for Del Grosso (and my CQ ranking team).
They deserved to lose for that ineptitude but I feel bad for Del Grosso (and my CQ ranking team).
- Dec 27, 2015
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- Aug 29, 2009
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He also just has no shape at all, though. Last week Viviani said himself that he is looking forward to Tour of Turkey, as doing a stage race should help to get back on a decent level.
- Aug 29, 2009
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Today's final climb in Abruzzo:
they did the 2nd half of this in the 2020 Giro when Guerreiro won. Last k is steep, and that's about it - but for this level, and without domestiques, I guess the climb is hard/long enough for a selection.
View: https://youtu.be/1o5ER7sdHZE?t=107
they did the 2nd half of this in the 2020 Giro when Guerreiro won. Last k is steep, and that's about it - but for this level, and without domestiques, I guess the climb is hard/long enough for a selection.
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- Aug 29, 2009
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Herregodts is in the break, so seems like he wouldn't mind winning this stage either. Bardiani has a guy in there as well (Marcellusi), but I guess Polti planed to work all day anyway.
But Bardiani leads GC with Fiorelli.
They're not interested in this break with Herregodts, who's a minute behind.
Israel estaba trabajando para Bennet, pero él está en la parte trasera del pelotón.
It would be awesome if a Petrolike rider won.
It would be awesome if a Petrolike rider won.
- Dec 27, 2015
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Herregodts don't have it, the group behind seems to think Fiorelli is peak Armstrong, I think the winner will come from the 3 inbetween.
- Apr 10, 2019
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With Brenner at the team, I don't understand this move by De La Cruz. And he's been pulling the most.
Brenner seems the strongest
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