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Credive said:Boonen proved yesterday he was the fastest. He is the big favourite before todays stage
Crunchy Frog said:Bennati !
kurtinsc said:Phinney in the top 10 again.
Are his handlers trying to develop him into a sprinter? I mean, his dad was pretty solid in the sprints so perhaps he has the genes for it... but I wouldn't have expected him in the top 10 in any group sprint in Qatar with the names that are present... I honestly wouldn't expect him to take part in the sprints at all.
I thought he was going for the whole TT/cobbled route as a rider... taking part in sprints has taken me a bit off guard.
maltiv said:Farrar had 4 punctures
fatandfast said:Yesterday Saxo was amping on the front at 50 with nobody to take the fantastic leadout. Liquigas really looks like they have some speed this year, But Phinney looks really skinny for his awesome power, Winning Paris/Roubaix
gave him a lot of confidence. We shall see when he gets a chance to race in the adult version. Quickstep also puts lots of guys up in the mix but only Boonen and Steegmans are looking like they have the punch to win. Phinney is like a Jr Cancellara in the saddle speed and power that opens big gaps when he is near the front. Bos has torque that is really impressive.For such boring race layouts I am glad to see all these drag races at the end. Speaking of drags,I was hoping to see Wiggins do some early climbing so that when the press starts questioning if his tour result was a fluke he will crack. He is going to pull a Sastre
taiwan said:Don't know who the Quickstep rider is you're thinking of, but it's probably not Steegmans.
That's because the whole place is a building site.dimspace said:Those pesky arabs and their nails on the road joke... such pranksters