Flamin said:
Is the Lanciano descent technical? if so, it wouldn't surprise me at all if Nibbles has a plan...
Also, the Chieti finish might give Sagan an incentive to try and survive a big climb for a change, although the finale is harder than last year.
Well, actually according to his words on his webpage, he will probably be trying for the stage. So we'll see what he'll come up with. I think going into a break might be good idea a to be let caught on the passo lanciano and then leaving everyone in chieti. Also, he could go with peloton, try to stay with them as long as possible. I don't think there will be some deadly tempo, it will probably be high, but the guys will be sparing it for chieti mainly. Sagan could make about 50-60s on the descent together with moser, so we'll see.