Stage 10: Modena - Salsomaggiore Terme (173 Km)

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Jun 22, 2009
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Dear God. Have they all forgotten how to ride? No rain today, and still so much mayhem. What dafuq is going on?
 
Geraint Too Fast said:
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Sorry, I couldn't resist.

Knew it... :eek:
 
Bernie's eyesore said:
The tactic only works if you have men left to keep driving it on sadly, Swift was hardly going to go to the front was he.

Any tactic is better than wait and be beaten in the end anyway. They tried it, dropped Bouhanni, but it didn't work out eventually. At least they tried.
 

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I don't know about Swift, but it seems after the crash, he is out of shape and he doesn't want to sprint at all. The Sky tactics are just horrible, Eisel is nowhere to be seen.
 
mikefisher918 said:
I don't know about Swift, but it seems after the crash, he is out of shape and he doesn't want to sprint at all. The Sky tactics are just horrible, Eisel is nowhere to be seen.

at least Sky tried something. Eisel was up the front setting the pace before Cataldo took over.
 
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Flamin said:
Any tactic is better than wait and be beaten in the end anyway. They tried it, dropped Bouhanni, but it didn't work out eventually. At least they tried.

The best tactic was to give him a good leadout. The only time in this race they tried that he beat all of the riders in today's stage. Leave him alone and his positioning is woeful.
 
Flamin said:
Any tactic is better than wait and be beaten in the end anyway. They tried it, dropped Bouhanni

No, they didn't. Bouhanni is quite a good climber, he has top 10s in uphill finishes.
Not being an idiot, he was sitting about 20th wheel to save energy, while Swift was sitting at the front burning himself out and got swallowed up and spit out when the pace quickened even before the crash.