Millar worked a lot yesterday too... You can't realy know but I think that with his experience Millar knows perfectly his body. And btw : he won a TT 3 days ago ...
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theyoungest said:What on earth happened to Westra? Didn't see the stage today, but I'm quite surprised to find him out of GC contention.
Jamsque said:Hard to tell when he got dropped with all the chaos today. It's just been a really tough race so far, only three guys have managed to make the selection two days in a row.
Dekker_Tifosi said:Yeah, but Grivko must have wasted a lot of powers today. But it's true, he isn't that far of Millar either
theswordsman said:My one concern is the new "ride like a loony" philosophy to Time Trials. By its nature, it means taking more chances and throwing caution to the wind. It worked brilliantly at Criterium International, but if he tries it every time, there could be some bad days. So if he has the option, does he take just enough risks to win, or does he go for the best possible time? We'll see. Actually, his claims of how smart he was yesterday got me wondering as well.
Ibanez said:BMC are not looking good are they. I can't think of a single race they've animated. And yet who is going to the tour
auscyclefan94 said:Tirrenno, TDU, GW just to name a few.
Indeed, after the Belgians failed to win Omloop, Kuurne, Dwars door Vlaanderen, E3 Prijs ánd Gent Wevelgem, they now also look to finish with no win in de Panne.BroDeal said:Two French, one American, and (if Millar peforms later) one British stage wins in De Panne. Interesting.