The Cycling News forum is still looking to add volunteer moderators with. If you're interested in helping keep our discussions on track, send a direct message to
In the meanwhile, please use the Report option if you see a post that doesn't fit within the forum rules.
Thanks!
dimspace said:i dont think the spanish will rely on having one rider up there with three italians to contend with.. and i dont think the brits will rely purely on geraint thomas...
brits hanging around the back... dunno if millar is struggling, or if hes just biding his time and resting..
Moondance said:Aussies are starting to work the peleton, Belgians are sandbagging.
Has anyone spotted an American yet, there are supposed to be 8 of them?
dimspace said:me thinks the italians may have junped the gun a bit..
dimspace said:im assuming there is about 80k to go..
on screen it was showing 179, so i guess thats gone... i wish they would stick the rules and display km remaining..
either the brits, swiss etc are playing this cool, and doing a perfect race, or they have got it very very wrong..
oh hello.. british boys, lloydie, hammond and millar back to the front..
damn.. we are working with the aussies.. i knew team sky would have some impact on this race...
BeachBum said:We'll see. Italy still has a couple cards left to play. Strategically, it may be brilliant. Italy is playing by its plan, and farked every nation that thought this would be a typical "let the break go out to 8-10 minutes, catch them and then the real racing will start with 2-3 laps to go" type of race. For example, if the Italian chasers stay out, Millar's plan is toast. The Swiss can't be happy, either.
Chapeau to Italy.
auscyclefan94 said:aussies should of had someone in the ballan group. everyone is looking at them to chase and that plays into everyones hands especially Spain.
davidw said:If nothing else, they've made the race interesting. Worlds often ends up being a bit boring.
Too bad these other guys (Belgians, ahem), aren't pulling.
Moondance said:Well, I can hardly blame them. Even if all their men combined forces and created a 'super-Belgian' Francis van de Boonen, it would still get beat by Ballan or Rogdriguez.
issoisso said:Is the last one a Rogers-Rodríguez fusion?
I'd love to see that
dimspace said:i thought the aussies where going to win a bucketload of medals..
the girls performance gets better every day..
definatety one of the more interesting worlds.. i just wish we had k to go, and more regular timechecks.. you realise what a great job the ASO do with the tour de france when you watch other races...
davidw said:Too bad these other guys (Belgians, ahem), aren't pulling.
Timmy-loves-Rabo said:would the f1 just finish already
Interesting setup atm. I still like cunego. I like valv. a lot, but him winning can't benefit the sport.