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He was struggling!shalgo said:The most exciting moment of the race so far: Sagan fetching bottles.
shalgo said:The most exciting moment of the race so far: Sagan fetching bottles.
saganftw said:did the same last year,then pulled out like 20 km to go
I think and hope this is sarcasm..Zinoviev Letter said:saganftw said:did the same last year,then pulled out like 20 km to go
And people sometimes accusing him of lacking a racing brain! That's the smartest approach to this race.
Valv.Piti said:I think and hope this is sarcasm..Zinoviev Letter said:saganftw said:did the same last year,then pulled out like 20 km to go
And people sometimes accusing him of lacking a racing brain! That's the smartest approach to this race.
Valv.Piti said:I am well aware of that, but you don't exactly need racing brain or smarts to decide that.
Couldn't he try to attack and go off the front instead - or get in the break? Would avoid the crashes and actually have an outside shot of winning the race. Not really sure what the point is in entering this just to collect bottles for team-mates, three days after crashing with another big race next weekend. If he's being forced to ride it, at least go for the win.Zinoviev Letter said:Valv.Piti said:I think and hope this is sarcasm..Zinoviev Letter said:saganftw said:did the same last year,then pulled out like 20 km to go
And people sometimes accusing him of lacking a racing brain! That's the smartest approach to this race.
It's certainly not sarcasm. If I was a Paris-Roubaix contender and was ordered to ride this mess, I'd think getting a few bottles and dropping out long before the sprint was the wisest use of my efforts.
Why would they sign him?sir fly said:Don't know what's situation with Zhupa's contract for the next season, but if he's free UAE or Bahrain might be good destinations for him.
Well, it would be the biggest win of his season. Perhaps worth more than training.saganftw said:its training for him,thats what big time riders do, they enter smaller races to train and leave the race for teammates who help them throughout the season
They need to strengthen their Classics squads.Mayomaniac said:Why would they sign him?sir fly said:Don't know what's situation with Zhupa's contract for the next season, but if he's free UAE or Bahrain might be good destinations for him.