Bushman said:Surely not bad luck when a moto suddenly stops right in front of you![]()
jaylew said:Still a few races left. What, you're not holding your breath for Romagna and that Belgian race I'm not going to bother trying to type out?![]()
Bushman said:Surely not bad luck when a moto suddenly stops right in front of you![]()
Hugo Koblet said:He wasn't involved in the moto crash![]()
Eyeballs Out said:Did anyone catch who made it into chase group ? (apart from Degenkolb, Sinkledam, Van Avermaet, Teuns and Vanmarcke). Looked like a couple of Lottos, an IAM, a Wanty and a Cofidis
sTTevie said:chouchou is a piece of $h!t .... nothing more, nothing less
showing absolutely no respect by not showing up for the podium ceremony ... what a little ****** french ****!!!
Dazed and Confused said:I think the Cofidis rider was Lemoine, but not 100% sure.
jaylew said:Still a few races left. What, you're not holding your breath for Romagna and that Belgian race I'm not going to bother trying to type out?![]()
ciranda said:No, Breschels crash was earlier. But I agree his crashes are not because he's some Farrarschleck type, the mattress incident was on the way to the hotel for instance.
Bushman said:You are right, I figured that. I just saw a Tinkoff rider involved in the moto crash and later assumed that it must have been him since he was missing. Guess I was wrong.
Still quite ridiculous to say that he is at fault for crashing, he isn't a bad bike handler at all.
sTTevie said:chouchou is a piece of $h!t .... nothing more, nothing less
showing absolutely no respect by not showing up for the podium ceremony ... what a little ****** french ****!!!
disqualify & put Roy Jans on the 3rd for a complete Belgian podium!!
Hugo Koblet said:I'm not saying that he's necessarily at fault for his crashes, it could be that he's just careless or always sitting in a risky position or whatever. It's unlikely that he's simply unlucky.
veji11 said:Man haters drive me crazy. A guy like Voeckler, with all his showboating and moaning and whining and grimacing, but also his audacity, tactical acumen and offensive spirit is/was such a great rider to have in the peloton. Man we are going to miss him when he is gone, I can tell you. Without him last year's Lombardia would have been the most boring race in the world, this year he sheperded the breakaway perfectly, cut the dead branches at the right time, etc... but he got beat by stronger and fresher legs, by a young rider who didn't get impressed by his shenanigans and just stumped, him, age 25 against 35. Nice story for a passing of the torch between generations.
And for some beyond stupid reasons some guys need to keep on hating ? Gee.
When I see how stupidly guys like Offredo ride, pedaling like a madman without looking if his leader is right behing him, how little tactical instinct a guy like Demare shows, well I cry at night thinking that soon enough Voeckler will be gone and we'll be left with decerebrate riders, incapable of thinking by themselves, having a look around and making their own decisions.
No really I wish we could have 2 Voecklers for every country that has professional riders, would make cycling so much more fun to watch. All I can wish the guy is a nice victory next year as a goodby presie. Cheers