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yaco said:johnymax said:yaco said:Good day for the top 3 in GC - Have 30 riders contesting the final in the upcoming stages which means tyhe shouldn't lose any time before the final ITT and maybe one can pinch bonus seconds.
Lol no chance. Have you seen the profiles. There will be gaps at the top. Not big gaps but riders will lose time. Even among the favourites.
I suspect the profiles aren't as hard as expected - There will be minimal gaps if riders are at their level.
he also was the best on both hill top finishes last year (although finishing 2nd behind Roglic in the 1st one, who attacked early on). Sure there is a chance, but I'd think Roglic is still the favorite to take the overallSalvarani said:Context matters. Has Adam ever had the lead and riding this impressive before an ITT like this? He might perform better than usual.
Didn't look like a mistake to me. More like a weird plan successfully executed.Alexandre B. said:Whoever is on Richeze's wheel win.
That was Viviani's mistake.
Lequack said:Yeah the 2019 Adam is something else. Throw all the previous results into the bin.
Did you see Viviani's initial reaction after crossing the finish line? That did not seem like celebration.Baldinger said:Didn't look like a mistake to me. More like a weird plan successfully executed.Alexandre B. said:Whoever is on Richeze's wheel win.
That was Viviani's mistake.
JosephK said:Lequack said:Yeah the 2019 Adam is something else. Throw all the previous results into the bin.
Yes. Adam's emergence is looking a lot like Simon's last year. Remember Simon's dramatic time-trialing improvement last year?