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Paris - Nice, Stage 7 Col d'Eze ITT 9.6 km, Sunday 10/3

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Yeah, there are definitely two different lengths, I remember them talking about Sean Kelly (well him talking about himself) having a very good time on one, Wiggins was faster in time but was on the shorter course, I'm sure we will hear more about it tomorrow as well :D

I think I've remember that right.

Edit: Well at least two!
 
roundabout said:
I think the courses aren't the same.

But someone like Rominger should be the fastest up the climb. Just because he was.

the courses weren't the same indeed, 9,5 km then 10 km, then 12 km then 12,5 km then again 10 km and now 9,6 km. but if you cut the time for flat(which is approximate of course) rominger is by far the record holder.
 
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Porte will probably solidify his GC lead.
Talansky and Tejay to go into the red zone and finish on the podium. :D
Or even better...move past Porte on GC. :eek: :D
 
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Ruudz0r said:
This is one of Porte's training climbs, so he is the favourite for me for the stage (so automaticly for GC aswell)

What was he doing last year in this TT?? He finished almost 2 minutes down on Wiggins.