It may be boring to us casual observers, but just imagine how much fun Phil Liggett is having dreaming of Big George Hincappie in yellowCobber said:Wow....... this stage is boring me to death.....
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It may be boring to us casual observers, but just imagine how much fun Phil Liggett is having dreaming of Big George Hincappie in yellowCobber said:Wow....... this stage is boring me to death.....
BroDeal said:You have to love how some people consider everything that happens a master plan by Bruyneel/Armstrong.
Cobber said:Wow....... this stage is boring me to death.....
Rechtschreibfehler said:As last weekend the organizers obvioulsy are planning to eliminate all non-hardcore viewers.
BroDeal said:What a waste of a weekend stage.
BroDeal said:The most hardcore might be the most bored. They know what the race should be like.
What a waste of a weekend stage.
Thoughtforfood said:I agree, this entire tour cannot have been that interesting to anyone. Very lackluster route with little to no interest by anyone in taking the yellow. They have merely ridden across France and part of Spain. Thus far this has not been a race. It has been cyclotourism with a few unremarkable exceptions.
sometriguy said:he is a smart rider
Wergeland said:Ivanov has already won. Hincapie in yellow or not, that's what we're wondering now.
Wergeland said:Is the Columbia leadout-train gonna pul the jersey off Hincapie?
BroDeal said:Why are Silence riders doing work?
Rather stupid Lotto and, especially, Garmin. Vaughters' team had no reason to chase, maybe they did it out of spite for constantly being outperformed by Columbia?mambo#5 said:stupid Columbia. They should have slowed down the peloton.