The lesson is and will always be: don’t lose easy time on HTF’s. It will bite you in the butt eventually.My chouchou must have read my post over breakfast.. Just to contradict me and again play with my nerves, he finished...16th.
Good to see Thibaut Pinot not making that mistake, and also having the punch. No disrespect to McNulty who was 20th by the way. But he, Woods, Martin, and Lutsenko lost stupid time today.
) about a podium in Tirreno. Banzai Jai! Hit it hard Jai Alai! Mikel, Thibaut, Julian, vai vai vai!
...and the weirdest thing is when a teammate of the winner slows down before the finish and the "loser" of the day "links the clock". When talking about "marginal gains", not losing stupid time is completely overlooked judging by what we can see on the finish line.
Not you specifically, to be sure. Just a humorous undercurrent of "serious" discourse no one else is involved with.
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no, don't think so. Tomorrow's stage is way harder than yesterday's, so normally (unless it's starting to snow again, in MvdP's case) they shouldn't be much of a factor.
By the look at it, the shortage could even be beneficial. Overall the climb seems to flatten out a bit in the end. Now you finish exactly at the light part of course, but the hard sections now might be close enough to the finish to initiate attacks.
Bye bye then for white jersey Joallen Maiden. Shorter climb and wind won't help that guy for sureBy the look at it, the shortage could even be beneficial. Overall the climb seems to flatten out a bit in the end. Now you finish exactly at the light part of course, but the hard sections now might be close enough to the finish to initiate attacks.
But it's probably just wishful thinking!
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