Seems like the credibility of Portuguese cycling is highly questionable with the amount of busts recently.
Congrats to Tondo though, he was awesome today.
Congrats to Tondo though, he was awesome today.
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Moose McKnuckles said:Everyone here knows that RadioShack could ride like sacks of potatoes during the whole season but will have a miraculous resurgence in the Tour and will put on a climbing clinic. Which is where this is headed.
It doesn't matter if Tiago Machismo was with LA-MSS, because Buyneel looked into his eyes and knows he's clean.
Ah. I'm just bitter because I'm here at a stage race, and our crit just got canceled because of driving hail. No joke. Wind just blew down a stop sign.
gingerwallaceafro said:Seems like the credibility of Portuguese cycling is highly questionable with the amount of busts recently.
Congrats to Tondo though, he was awesome today.
gingerwallaceafro said:Didn't realise it was that bad..!
Publicus said:What racing were you watching? He looked perfectly fine to me. As for tomorrow, I actually think AC won't play a lot of defense. He knows the final climbs very well. Makes no sense to hope that he can hang on on the descent. I think Caisse blew a golden opportunity today.
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thehog said:Very.
What a classic:
Post-race Team Director Alain Gallopin seemed happier with the team’s performance on Saturday.* “Machado and Levi were in the break.* Machado worked hard but Levi is not quite ‘Super Levi’ yet.* Still they did a good job.* But Contador got help from so many teams.* It’s understandable that Caisse d’Epargne and Liquigas chased in order to defend their positions, but why did Garmin chase so hard?* For Millar’s 9th place?* Anyway, it was all good for Contador.* We still have tomorrow left to try something.”
peloton said:
peloton said:
peloton said:
Team RadioShack on General Classification
17 Jani Brajkovic (Slo) 0:01:56
29 Levi Leipheimer (USA) 0:03:57
54 Geoffroy Lequatre (Fra) 0:16:04
60 Tiago Machado (Por) 0:17:49
62 Christopher Horner (USA) 0:18:38
100 Sébastien Rosseler (Bel) 0:36:40
thehog said:Very.
What a classic:
Post-race Team Director Alain Gallopin seemed happier with the team’s performance on Saturday.* “...It’s understandable that Caisse d’Epargne and Liquigas chased in order to defend their positions, but why did Garmin chase so hard?* For Millar’s 9th place?* Anyway, it was all good for Contador.”
theswordsman said:I'll give Cathy Mehl a pass on the title, as it's not meant to apply to Leipheimer and Machado, but as a summary of the stage. I checked the title for the previous day, and it was "Sagan's Surprise".
The lame part, as others have pointed out, was the quote from Alain Gallopin. And he obviously doesn't understand why Garmin would work for a rider in 9th place.
KazakhNeRider said:It reminds me that Tour-09 episode in Astana bus! Bruyneel: "First of all we have to watch - no breakaway for Garmin! Don't laugh Alberto, it's very serious!"