Andy262 said:Kreuziger has regularly appeared in the Eurosport coverage, whereas Cherel has been totally anonymous
He got interviewed daily by the Belgian Press though, and spent loads of time in breaksGuybrush said:**** the rules! Pauwels is my man, almost 0 tv time
hrotha said:If Frank wins this it'll be a travesty. It's clearly between Samu and Mollema, and I favour the former.
What are you talking about? He has been in the break on half the stages.Guybrush said:**** the rules! Pauwels is my man, almost 0 tv time
FoxxyBrown1111 said:By OP rules he is. But if you find another one, feel free to let us all know... SSanchez is out. At least german commentators talked lengths of him today, plus he was on finish line interview yesterday, and ofc finally got his T-10 placing...
57 mins or not, Kreuziger stands tall at 17th... the 2015 true TdF-Ninja
Jancouver said:The "Ninja of the Tour" should be some well known name that you had no idea was even participating in this race.
My pick:
Stijn Devolder (2x Flanders winner, 3x Belgium Champ etc)
I really had no idea he was even here and dont even remember hearing his name or seeing his face on TV camera.
He is the real Ninja IMO![]()
Jancouver said:The "Ninja of the Tour" should be some well known name that you had no idea was even participating in this race.
My pick:
Stijn Devolder (2x Flanders winner, 3x Belgium Champ etc)
I really had no idea he was even here and dont even remember hearing his name or seeing his face on TV camera.
He is the real Ninja IMO![]()
he was in the good break against majka in the pyrenees, lot of tv timeGuybrush said:**** the rules! Pauwels is my man, almost 0 tv time
doperhopper said:Jancouver said:The "Ninja of the Tour" should be some well known name that you had no idea was even participating in this race.
My pick:
Stijn Devolder (2x Flanders winner, 3x Belgium Champ etc)
I really had no idea he was even here and dont even remember hearing his name or seeing his face on TV camera.
He is the real Ninja IMO![]()
Here's the challenger in this category: Pippo Pozzato!
Couldn't believe my eyes, but yes, he's there.
Kreuziger seems like the moral victor here, "T-10" in TTT or not.FoxxyBrown1111 said:On a more serious note: For me Kreuziger is the true ninja. He was barely mentioned by the (german) commentators, and never shown on TV, leave alone being interviewed. And his "T-10" in the TTT came by pure chance. Even the official TdF page doesnt count it (correctly) as a T-10, since 40+ % of riders do finish T-10 in a TTT. That is like we consider every rider who made a "normal" stage T-10 not available for ninja if he finished better than 80th.That would be ridiculous...
A close 2nd (even if having a T-10 in a "normal" stage) is Cherel. But he is one place down to Kreuziger in the CG. A undeniable fact, and thus out of contention...