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Bit surprising for me that UAE pushes at the climb, if they are riding for Ackermann...Theyre caught by the UAE train leading the peloton.
Looks like we're getting the expected bunch sprint. Question is, who's still in the bunch?
Bit surprising for me that UAE pushes at the climb, if they are riding for Ackermann...
I don't get the complaints here? Movistar tried to set tempo to drop as many sprinters as they could? Basically their only card here? That hill just wasn't hard enough.
Clearly if UAE was pacing a tempo then Ackermann was strong enough to survive the hill. Movistar then wastes guys to try to drop a strong Ackermann.
It could also be that UAE was riding a tempo that Ackermann could follow, and Movistar tried to up the pace and drop Ackermann (and other sprinters). What else could they realistically do here?Clearly if UAE was pacing a tempo then Ackermann was strong enough to survive the hill. Movistar then wastes guys to try to drop a strong Ackermann.
Do you know, who is in the front group and who is not in the peleton anymore?They literally dropped some sprinters. Kristoff group is a minute behind.
Do you know, who is in the front group and who is not in the peleton anymore?
Ghirmay will take the victory today.
Nice!Let's try this again