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Well Froome ''peaked'' considerably later than most, that's gonna be a factor.
But then again, some people said Sky training methods can't be sustained for more than few years, so maybe there's that. But he did sign 3 year extension so they still believe in him
perico said:To a lesser extant than Berto, Froome isn't exactly a spring chicken either. He's right on the edge of that age where riders start to decline (without clinic prolonging). Same age as Indurain when he collapsed, and a year older than Hinault when he retires. Year older than Roche, Delgado, and Fignon in 1991.DFA123 said:Lupi33x said:Froome is a low gear high cadence climber. That works on most climbs at the tour but not the short punchy ones where you need a bigger gear.
No way. When he's on form he destroys those kind of finishes - like Pena Cabarga, Cumbre de Sol etc...
He's definitely weak this year.
He likely is still the man to beat, but he may no longer have that top gear.
Well Froome ''peaked'' considerably later than most, that's gonna be a factor.
But then again, some people said Sky training methods can't be sustained for more than few years, so maybe there's that. But he did sign 3 year extension so they still believe in him