dacooley said:Winning a gt being 'not a great climber' is definetely something new.
dacooley said:Winning a gt being 'not a great climber' is definetely something new.
Alexandre B. said:Katusha and Lotto-Soudal, Kings Sisyphus of this Tour.
The Giro was pretty damn hard this year. Everyone was on their knees during the last week.swissfr said:The Giro was not very difficult this year.
Dumoulin is not a great climber and he won, it's not a coincidence.
Taxus4a said:I dont like so many flat stages...maybe is to put more in difficult climbers in a Tour with so little ITT, but is boring and more with Kittel supremacy. Just with a climb close to the end or something similar would me much more interesting. Anyway maybe becuose I am spanish and they are close to Spain, and I know Pau quite well, I expect something interesenting about today stage.
sir fly said:Murray warming up...London Hibs said:I'm sorely tempted to turn over to the tennis.
Lupi33x said:Taxus4a said:I dont like so many flat stages...maybe is to put more in difficult climbers in a Tour with so little ITT, but is boring and more with Kittel supremacy. Just with a climb close to the end or something similar would me much more interesting. Anyway maybe becuose I am spanish and they are close to Spain, and I know Pau quite well, I expect something interesenting about today stage.
with Cavendish, Demare and Sagan wiped out there isnt much competition left
Griepel may be past his best
Walkman said:sir fly said:Murray warming up...London Hibs said:I'm sorely tempted to turn over to the tennis.
Sound more exciting than today's stage.
Even the commentators (in my country) are complaining about the course and they thought that even ASO would realize how boring this is. However, I don't think Prudhomme has the ability to realize this is a borefest. He is probably still counting the money paid by the start and finish cities...
Well, I think there's potential in this kind of stages and a healthy reason behind their selection, but the circumstances just aren't favourable.Walkman said:sir fly said:Murray warming up...London Hibs said:I'm sorely tempted to turn over to the tennis.
Sound more exciting than today's stage.
Even the commentators (in my country) are complaining about the course and they thought that even ASO would realize how boring this is. However, I don't think Prudhomme has the ability to realize this is a borefest. He is probably still counting the money paid by the start and finish cities...
Lupi33x said:Griepel may be past his best
Quickstep obviously don't need any help to control the soft breaks we've had on the flat stages of this race. So it isn't changing anything and costs nothing by helping. On the plus side it shows willing and shows some confidence in your sprinter - even if you have none.del1962 said:Alexandre B. said:Katusha and Lotto-Soudal, Kings Sisyphus of this Tour.
Why dont they just leave it to Etixx?
ebandit said:anyone watching..beginning to end.........chapeau indeed you're a star..........
checked race status 100+ km to go way too soon to switch on
Mark L
Indurain was a great climber tho. In that period he was the most consistent. He just didnt want/need to assert himself outside of a few occasions...Akuryo said:dacooley said:Winning a gt being 'not a great climber' is definetely something new.
Indurain did it five times in a row.![]()