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PedalCastro said:How many will be in the group at the end?
The last 4km are about 12% average so it would be in ones and twos.
PedalCastro said:How many will be in the group at the end?
jens_attacks said:it will be a snoozefest until 3 km to go....
you shouldn't even bother to write previews when the riders give so little back
Indeed, especially as that would up the quality.Red Rick said:I got an idea, why not communicate with each other about who makes which stage preview?
Eshnar said:I've been writing this very stage preview in the last hour...
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Anyway...
This is the best stage of this Giro.
maltiv said:Liquigas takes control all day. They reduce the peloton to a group of 20 or so into the last climb. When the last domestique is done, Basso starts grinding at the front. No one else attacks and Basso frequently stops to look a bit around before he starts grinding again. A group of 6-10 riders will be together into the last kilometer when Rodriguez will attack and put about 20 seconds into everyone else.
There, now you don't have to watch the stage! There's only one man who can change that outcome...Pozzovivo. Let's hope for good weather.
Ryo Hazuki said:they will be hesitant to attack because they are all afraid to be countered and dropped. thank you clean cycling and no-needle policy![]()
will10 said:Impressive stage preview, an 8.9 on the Hitch scale.
Panda Claws said:Considering Basso almost outsprinted Rodriguez yesterday, he is my favorite for the stage win.
King Of The Wolds said:+1
I'm assuming Hitch is saving himself for Saturday and Stelvio, with an effort measuring 9+.
Froome19 said:Where do you live?
Ryo Hazuki said:this will be a break I think
King Of The Wolds said:Unless somebody can produce a Kiryienka scale performance, I doubt it. Liquigas will be keeping the pace high for Basso.
Ryo Hazuki said:not un the downghils though and why would basso care for stagewin. no timebonusses. incredibly stupid mistake by rcs again
Tiralongo is still 8th in the GC so there's no way he'd be allowed in a breakaway.taiwan said:I suppose Kreuziger, Tiralongo and Rujano are all free to get in the break now, but I wouldn't bet on them being able to pull it off. Maybe Tiralongo.
