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palmerq said:I think he's off the podium too...
It will be hard for greipel to win on his own but he can do it.
I thought there would have been more attacks in the end, but greipel did very good I think he stayed very calm and killed them all easilyJamsque said:It was easy in the end.
Sylvester said:Who knows a little more about Egoitz Garcia of Caja Rural? He has been having a good, solid season so far, I think. 6th in a hard stage yesterday, two nice top tens in Pais Vasco, etc.
Sylvester said:Second today, only beaten by Greipel. Nobody knows this guy?
greenedge said:Nice work Greipel you did it the old fashioned way. How much has he won this yr? Peterson what happened? This is a crazy race.
Libertine Seguros said:http://www.fromsportcom.com/v-2/4/120/v-252082.html (courtesy of CyclingFans.com)
Libertine Seguros said:God, this is dull.
Can somebody enlighten me as to why Andalucía-Caja Granada are doing the work on the front?
Libertine Seguros said:Guardini's going to the Giro.
I'm going to start using him as a guide to how dull a race is, since he gets dropped on climbs Van Hummel and Napolitano can manage.
Therefore, this stage was garbage.
I can't understand a word of Turkish. They seemed to think van Hummel had it but he went too soon.
1 Guardini
2 Van Hummel
3 Farrar
4 Greipel
5 Petacchi
6 LS Haedo
7 Van Dijk
8 Bouhanni
9 Modolo
10 Davis