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del1962 said:Cant help feeling his leading on descent helped Alap
KZD said:Why don't his teammates wait for him?
macbindle said:Unfortunate, but Pinot will never win the Tour. The guy is just not tough enough.
macbindle said:Unfortunate, but Pinot will never win the Tour. The guy is just not tough enough.
Ok, i agree somewhat that Pinot might not be the toughest rider. But what does this have to do with today? You think there is any single rider who just powers through a torn quad without influence on his performance? Just not possible.macbindle said:Unfortunate, but Pinot will never win the Tour. The guy is just not tough enough.
Tonton said:I'm devastated for Tibopino. Sad day for France, for Le Tour, for cycling. In many ways, he accomplished what he set out to do: show the true Pinot. And that is a classy rider, aggressive, fun to watch, a champion who can fight at the very top, with the very best.
What a tragedy. Being a fan of Thibaut Pinot is embarking on a roller-coaster ride. I hope he gets well soon, bounces back like he always does, and wins bigger than ever.
Now I need to find a cliff...
tobydawq said:macbindle said:Unfortunate, but Pinot will never win the Tour. The guy is just not tough enough.
What kind of crap conclusion is that??
macbindle said:tobydawq said:macbindle said:Unfortunate, but Pinot will never win the Tour. The guy is just not tough enough.
What kind of crap conclusion is that??
The conclusion of watching his entire career.
macbindle said:Not talking about his injury....talking in general, this is the Thibault Pinot thread, not the Pinot injury thread.
Yes, he had added some excitement but he and his team are not at the level of the competition.