l.Harm said:Why Greenedge doesn't give Matthews a chance![]()
3rd can be Gallopin. He's always up there but sadly never winningUselessToo said:1. someone
2. JJ Rojas
3. someone
Dazed and Confused said:well, we wouldn't want too much excitement this early in the race.
Gallopin FTW.
Magnus said:What's wrong with giving the descenders a chance?
KarottenKarl said:I expect the gc guys to test each other..
Magnus said:What's wrong with giving the descenders a chance?
greenedge said:I think Rojas, Matthews and Viviani have the best chance for a stage win. I expect to see some attacks from Sylvain and some hard work done by Gilbert.
SafeBet said:I'd say it's a tad too hard for Elia. But one can hope![]()
So 8 km on good wide roads with no flat is worse for attackers, than 11 km of good wide road that is flat?will10 said:Personally I think doing the loop that way around favours attackers more than the other way around. A narrow descent will make it much more difficult to get organised and chase. OK so it's probably still going to be a sprint. But a wide descent is a lot easier to find your sprinter, bring him to the front and get chasing than a narrow one like we've got today.
Although the downhill is narrow, there is still 11 km of flat road after that, where the bunch will pull it back.will10 said:Based on the google maps images you posted, I'd say yes. It won't be an easy chase, the reverse would be.
will10 said:Based on the google maps images you posted, I'd say yes. It won't be an easy chase, the reverse would be.
Dazed and Confused said:Gallopin FTW.