Herniated disk is quite serious. I am happy Sastre is taking care of himself.zapata said:HeHE! The man who, even with severe erectile dysfunction, would refuse to take anything but bread and water. The penile moncoutie.
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Herniated disk is quite serious. I am happy Sastre is taking care of himself.zapata said:HeHE! The man who, even with severe erectile dysfunction, would refuse to take anything but bread and water. The penile moncoutie.
hughmoore said:Slightly off topic, but when Sastre rode away on Alp duez in 2008, has it been discussed about whether this was the team plan, or more a opportunity that he took and provided him with the win.
flicker said:Herniated disk is quite serious. I am happy Sastre is taking care of himself.
ttrider said:well now its proved to be more serious than just a bad back and he isnt just being a pussy i take it back!
ttrider said:well now its proved to be more serious than just a bad back and he isnt just being a pussy i take it back!
Squares said:So, he must have topped up for the Giro knowing that the Italians wouldn't check much, but failed to do so for the Tour with the more rigorous testing.
krebs303 said:Carlos Sastre: “I want to ride the Tour”
Carlos Sastre is pleased to announce that he will be able to participate in the 2010 Tour de France. Sastre decided together with the medical team of Cervélo TestTeam that he will be able to start in the race that he won in 2008. “I want to ride the Tour, and I do so with the desire to always perform at the highest level,” said Sastre.
Barrus said:Will this mean that he won't ride the vuelta, or will he ride all three again this year
offbyone said:I never saw this thread before. It is a bit absurd. This sport is incredibly demanding and it should be no surprise that riders have a bad year every once in a while. Sastre is seemingly dealing with several injuries this year.
I would be shocked with all his injuries, but after his giro i didn't expect him to rider the tour either so who knows. You can bet that radioshack and vacansoleil are eagerly asking the same question.
Barrus said:Cérvelo already has the wildcard, this won´t be taken from them even if Sastre won´t come
Asked if Cervélo had guaranteed the presence of Carlos Sastre at the Vuelta, which Guillén had previously insisted they must do to earn an invitation, Guillén said, "I was clear with Cervélo; the presence of Sastre is very important and there is an understanding with the team that he will be at the Vuelta with their best riders. Now it's all down to the rider himself. At the moment, we don't know if he will ride the Tour and if he does ride it we will have to see how he is when he finishes it."
Barrus said:Cérvelo already has the wildcard, this won´t be taken from them even if Sastre won´t come
Asked if Cervélo had guaranteed the presence of Carlos Sastre at the Vuelta, which Guillén had previously insisted they must do to earn an invitation, Guillén said, "I was clear with Cervélo; the presence of Sastre is very important and there is an understanding with the team that he will be at the Vuelta with their best riders. Now it's all down to the rider himself. At the moment, we don't know if he will ride the Tour and if he does ride it we will have to see how he is when he finishes it."
offbyone said:The vuelta organizer sees it a bit differently
http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/vuelta-boss-defends-team-selections