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I think it will be difficult when he cannot ride in the normal team issue aero suit.Laporte gonna catch his 2 and 4 minute men tomorrow
True. That's the only thing possibly holding him back.I think it will be difficult when he cannot ride in the normal team issue aero suit.
He's no JumboBisegger will not be in the top 4?
He is a jet!He's no Jumbo
There is also Mads Pedersen and Søren Kragh.Found some time to put together a better profile of tomorrow's TT:
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Considering the Jumbots' unparallelled ability to gain time on short climbs, I think they could collectively beat the Swiss riders and lock down the top-3 yet again...
Nice. This deserved more likes...He is a jet!
How bad? They dobt do any big passes its almost Unipuerto, so unless its lightning or they cant clear the road I dont see why theyd cancelAny danger of Turini being removed from the stage on Saturday?
I've read the weather might be very bad.
View: https://twitter.com/NolefamFrance/status/1501314912999686146?s=20&t=i9nVP3EFTQ6GoaG7GNWZGgHow bad? They dobt do any big passes its almost Unipuerto, so unless its lightning or they cant clear the road I dont see why theyd cancel
I hope they don‘t cancel Turini. Normally, even if it‘s snowing a little bit, this should not be too much of a problem. It‘s completely uphill. Nibali won this snowy stage in the Giro 2013.
Very doubtful. The winning speed would have to be over 50 km/h for the times to be under 16 minutes. Last years TT had the avg speed of 49 km/h and it was less hilly than today (last years was a bit longer and had 145m meters of elevation gain, this year there are 200 meters of elevation on a shorter course). I would say the winnig time will be around 16:30 - 16:45, which would mean a winnig speed of around 48 km/h.Will JV do another podium sweep today?
Can they do it below 16 minutes?
I would not be surprised if that actually was the case.What? There’s absolutely no way that finish was close to 9%. Sure, it was a strongman’s effort more than a pure sprinting effort but noone goes that fast on a 9% gradient.
You can also see the road in the top right so that at least shows it got a lot steeper in the final km.I would not be surprised if that actually was the case.
TV pictures very often leaves quite false impressions of pancake flat/false flat, but when you've had opportunities for your own experiences climbing the same finishes, they're often suprprisingly steep. Eg. my local hills with 10-15% slopes of which in a few occations have been TV broadcasted from either above or viewing front peleton, it looks far more like false flat on TV than the actual severe climbs they are in nature.
So with that in mind I would say that the riders here being indeed as much in 'climbing mode' as in 'pure sprint mode'.
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(Edit sorry for 'bumping' the thread - but what can you do when a stage race is left in one and same thread and you are behind schedule on stages because of limited time and watching sages delayed).
500m at 6% is probably the top end a pure sprinter can win on, and if its like 30m of elevation gain coming in flying plays a huge role too.When I map it, the last 300 m were 6 % average, maxing out at 7.3 % (ridewithGPS). So more difficult than I expected beforehand, based on both the official and @Devil's Elbow's profile of the finale. I'd still judge the final 3 km in itself as being within reach of most pure sprinters like Cav, Groenewegen, Jakobsen etc. Recall stage 1 of the 2014 Tour, won by Kittel:
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The issue with my profiles is that the data I use (IGN maps in this case) isn't always granular enough. If I have the time I sometimes make corrections based on Streetview but that wasn't the case here.When I map it, the last 300 m were 6 % average, maxing out at 7.3 % (ridewithGPS). So more difficult than I expected beforehand, based on both the official and @Devil's Elbow's profile of the finale. I'd still judge the final 3 km in itself as being within reach of most pure sprinters like Cav, Groenewegen, Jakobsen etc. Recall stage 1 of the 2014 Tour, won by Kittel:
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He's not holding back. Almost 30 seconds better than the second best at T1.Will Rohan Dennis go all out today and try to with the TT or will they have him take it easy (imagine his reaction if they told him that...)?