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Where do I sign?LaFlorecita said:He'll be 2nd behind Contador, take it to the bankHugo Koblet said:You really think that he'll beat Contador?LaFlorecita said:Wow, great TT! Well done I think he'll be on the podium at the Tour
LaFlorecita said:He'll be 2nd behind Contador, take it to the bankHugo Koblet said:You really think that he'll beat Contador?LaFlorecita said:Wow, great TT! Well done I think he'll be on the podium at the Tour
LaFlorecita said:Wow, great TT! Well done I think he'll be on the podium at the Tour
38" on part 1SeriousSam said:How much did he lose to Quintana at PV uphill?
Bingo bingoPremierAndrew said:LaFlorecita said:Wow, great TT! Well done I think he'll be on the podium at the Tour
So who's missing out? Froome or Quintana? Or are you putting Aru above both of them
Tonton said:The comparison with PV is a bit tricky. Different weather (big difference), as well as PV having the beginning of the climb sooner in the ITT iirc: not good for a diesel. Also, the profiles look somewhat identical, but the one at the TdR was more "emphasized" (in Cronoescalada terms), meaning that the scale is different and makes the hill larger/steeper than actual (in comparison). Hence the different result when comparing riders who did both ITTs, i.e. Pinot and Quintana.
Having said that, in both cases, Tibopino did a very good descent. Today, he lost 8" on TD, 2" on Izaguirre, but gained 2" on Quintana and 4" on Zaka.
The plan was to race the Dauphiné. I'm writing "was", because the TdS has since come up with a Pinot-friendly course. So maybe things will change. But right now, the plan is to race the Dauphiné.liamito said:will he do Dauphiné or Switzerland this year?
Tonton said:The comparison with PV is a bit tricky. Different weather (big difference), as well as PV having the beginning of the climb sooner in the ITT iirc: not good for a diesel. Also, the profiles look somewhat identical, but the one at the TdR was more "emphasized" (in Cronoescalada terms), meaning that the scale is different and makes the hill larger/steeper than actual (in comparison). Hence the different result when comparing riders who did both ITTs, i.e. Pinot and Quintana.
Having said that, in both cases, Tibopino did a very good descent. Today, he lost 8" on TD, 2" on Izaguirre, but gained 2" on Quintana and 4" on Zaka.
Tonton said:The plan was to race the Dauphiné. I'm writing "was", because the TdS has since come up with a Pinot-friendly course. So maybe things will change. But right now, the plan is to race the Dauphiné.liamito said:will he do Dauphiné or Switzerland this year?