Paris-Nice 2022 (03/06 - 03/13)

[Carols]

This Paris-Nice has been very entertaining in general with maybe the exception of yesterdays stage. Though we still got 3km of GC action, which is decent for todays standards haha. But not a single boring sprinter stage snooze-fest.

Exactly!!!!

 

[johnymax]

And tomorrow all hell will brake loose. Attacks will follow left and right on Turini. Quintana will attack, Yates 1, Yates 2, Martinez 1...Vansevenant will chase...just because he can. And in the end McNulty will win solo with 4 minutes on 2nd. Latour takes yellow and asks the reporter after the finish: "which one is the yellow jersey?" Then forgets the name of the former leader and calls him "The Stomper". Everything is nicely set for an exciting final stage in Nice. Nice...

 

[RedheadDane]

And tomorrow all hell will brake loose. Attacks will follow left and right on Turini. Quintana will attack, Yates 1, Yates 2, Martinez 1...Vansevenant will chase...just because he can. And in the end McNulty will win solo with 4 minutes on 2nd. Latour takes yellow and asks the reporter after the finish: "which one is the yellow jersey?" Then forgets the name of the former leader and calls him "The Stomper". Everything is nicely set for an exciting final stage in Nice. Nice...

Who's Yates 1, and who's Yates 2?
And why does it say Martinez 1?

 

[johnymax]

Who's Yates 1, and who's Yates 2?
And why does it say Martinez 1?

It's up to your imagination. When Rob Hatch says "Here we go. An attack from Yates 1!", who do you think of first?

 

[RedheadDane]

It's up to your imagination. When Rob Hatch says "Here we go. An attack from Yates 1!", who do you think of first?

In that case, I would look at the rider's jersey.

 

[CyclistAbi]

Congratulations to Burgaudeau for taking the stage win.

As for the remaining two stages. In all honestly i feel that JV won't be up to the task. Hopefully Rogla to still manage and turn it into his advantage.

 

[Lequack]

Pics

 

[Sciatic]

Burgaudeau has the Alaphilippe looks but also the Alaphilippe panache. Good win.

Although he certainly wiggles around less on his bike than Ala

 

[Escarabajo]

And who of the riders like snow?
It will be fun.

 

[topt]

View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=FyCPN4rOwl0&t=411s

so, I guess we can expect this kind of conditions; this was also done in March

 

[Samamba]

Big break but not that many climbers in it. Gaudu is in it but he hasn't looked good since his crash.

Arkea and Ineos are already controlling.

 

[Ilmaestro99]

One can only hope that today pierre Latour can take a beautiful victory

 

[hayneplane]

Doesn’t seem like the break is having an easy time. Who is pulling in the peloton to keep the gap small?

 

[Samu Cuenca]

https://twitter.com/x/status/1502588529528000518

View: https://twitter.com/TV2SPORTdk/status/1502588529528000518

 

[AlfaLum]

One can only hope that today pierre Latour can take a beautiful victory

You must be some kind of cycling masochist, always hoping for things that are never going to happen.

 

[Red Rick]

Am I seeong it correctly its like 2-3 degrees at the bottom of the climb?

 

[Gargamel35]

Van Aert almost crashed Roglič right now.

 

[SafeBet]

Hopefully it's Nairoman time soon.

 

[Red Rick]

Van Aert popped immediately again

 

[Tim Cahill]

They missed WVA dropping because the French broadcaster just had to get the incredibly important action shots of Valentin Madouas struggling.

 

[Devil's Elbow]

Good to see signs of life from Mühlberger.

 

[Velolover2]

Wout has proved to be an important brick in the Jumbo mountain train.

Don't know if it will have any consequences for Roglic if it gets tactical.

 

[Red Rick]

Dennis pace until 4km to go?

 

[Samu Cuenca]

No wonder Houle's getting dropped now after he's been eating for seven in the last few days.

 

[hq87]

Muhlberger taking the honorary role of Gino Mader for the day