Tour Colombia 2.1 2024 (February 6-11)

[ingsve]

Think it was one of the streams on youtube that kept showing old footage from before or something. Found another channel showing it where it actually looks like they are going upwards.

 

[Tim Cahill]

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First one

Nairo dropped

 

[DNP-Old]

Piti Valverde got beaten by someone with one leg.

 

[Salvarani]

EF guys look good

 

[yaco]

I don't understand why Lutsenko is riding at the front as I doubt Tejada can win this stage.

 

[Salvarani]

Strong attack from Chaves!

 

[Salvarani]

Carapaz goes now!

EF using their numbers.

 

[Tim Cahill]

Contreras is absolutely thermo in this race

 

[ingsve]

Just waiting for the whole field to disintegrate and they all arrive a minute apart.

 

[Tim Cahill]

EF have the numbers but don't know what to do with them

 

[repre]

EF have the numbers but don't know what to do with them

they probably didn't peaked for this race

 

[Tim Cahill]

Clown from Petrolike dragging a Giro winner up the climb to he can get rid of a washed up 98 year old Rigo

 

[Tim Cahill]

Get the impression Bernal has been playing this smart not getting involved in the attacks riding a steady tempo, marathon climb.

 

[repre]

I was looking at names wrongly and wondering who the hell this Seleccion Colombia guy is

This guy has a chance to be good

 

[ingsve]

Contreras defending well. Carapaz would need 40s on him.

 

[Tim Cahill]

Vamonos al viaje para buscar los sonidos magicos De Ecuador

 

[hfgon1]

Contreras about to win it all. Impressive performance.

 

[Tim Cahill]

Gotta love the non-aero gold chain flapping in the breeze look from Carapaz, reminds me of 200m/400m sprinter Michael Johnson

 

[Lequack]

I only managed to watch the latter part, but those fans are amazing, it's like the Tour. Great racing.

 

[Escarabajo]

Impressed by Contreras TBH. Carapaz in great shape. Already showed in the nationals that He was in great shape.

 

[AmRacer]

Impressed by Contreras TBH. Carapaz in great shape. Already showed in the nationals that He was in great shape.

Another one peaking way too early.
🤣

 

[sam6]

Another one peaking way too early.
🤣

Not really! He's not even in the leaders jersey and only gained 13 seconds to some random pro team rider. This route is also great for him. In form, Carapaz would win this by 2 minutes

 

[Escarabajo]

Not really! He's not even in the leaders jersey and only gained 13 seconds to some random pro team rider. This route is also great for him. In form, Carapaz would win this by 2 minutes

What? did you see him pushing? are the others bad? I don't understand what you mean by 2 minutes?

 

[sam6]

What? did you see him pushing? are the others bad? I don't understand what you mean by 2 minutes?

Clearly, he was on the limit today, I am well aware of that. However, he wasn't at his peak or in top form. The riders in 2nd and 3rd are not the kind of riders who would usually be challenging him. Had he been in top form he would have won by 2 minutes. I'm sure he will be happy with this but it's certainly not a sign that he is peaking too early as he is the best climber in the field by a distance

 

[Libertine Seguros]

Cadena, Del Toro and now Muñíz. Is Mexico finally waking up to become the force it has the potential to be in the sport? They have the climbs, they have the altitude, they have the facilities, they just only periodically contribute a Raúl Alcalá or a Julio Alberto Pérez Cuapio.

I have had about a dozen attempts to do Race Design Thread routes in Mexico and always have far too much that I want to include. I love a lot of things about Mexico.