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Look closerHugo Koblet said:Perfect for a Bouhanni repeat.
GreenEdge will probably go with Matthews here. I think it suits Howard as well, though, but he was not good today.
Netserk said:Look closer
I've tried to map it, but it's not easy to estimate exactly where the finishing line is. I'd guess the finishing straight is ~400 meters at 5%
That's even better for Bouhanni. But also for Matthews.Netserk said:Look closer
I've tried to map it, but it's not easy to estimate exactly where the finishing line is. I'd guess the finishing straight is ~400 meters at 5%
Netserk said:Look closer
I've tried to map it, but it's not easy to estimate exactly where the finishing line is. I'd guess the finishing straight is ~400 meters at 5%
I can't see anything in that pdf (at all).search said:yep, something like that, more like ~500 metres at 4% maybe
you can find a map in this pdf-file: http://www.mairie-cerilly.fr/pdf-2013/trace.pdf
Netserk said:I can't see anything in that pdf (at all).![]()
SafeBet said:This one is for Viviani.
Hugo Koblet said:What makes you think that? In my opinion, stage 1 suited him way more than this will.
SafeBet said:I didn't think he was in good shape before watching today's sprint. But I have to reconsider that. He looked great. He might have a chance tomorrow if he doesn't mess it up.
postmanhat said:Viviani surely would have waltzed it today if he could have chosen a line.
He looks in cracking form. Do you think he can handle the gradient ok?