Yes. 54-55minutes is what I get from power based calculations at mywindsock.com.
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I think they can go faster than Cavagna.
My main question is the exact location of the intermediate. Climbing times of the sprinters are looking pretty fast to me.
My main question is the exact location of the intermediate. Climbing times of the sprinters are looking pretty fast to me.
Commies told me if I complained about lack of food one more time is was off to the gulags for me.
It makes their job easier. They can talk nonsense all the time without having to look at their screens to see what's going on.
Good but since I think we will see a new record today, probably almost 2 minutes to take from Cavagna still.
2017:5,9 km@8,5%---16:12---average speed 21.85 km/h(Fabio Aru)-RECORD
2014:5,9 km@8,5%---16:44---average speed 21.16 km/h(Vincenzo Nibali)
2012:5,9 km@8,5%---16:20---average speed 21.67 km/h(Chris Froome)
Now commies calling Nibali's Italian champion jersey beautiful.
I have no idea man, I reckon GC guys will normally go at least a minute faster but maybe Cavagna has much more favorable conditions.
Ok, yes. Lets put it differently then - if conditions do not change, I can see someone going up to max. 2 min faster than Cavagna still.
Cavagna is looking like a medal contender for the World Championships.
This TT is opening some big gaps. Whoever has a bad day could lose a lot of time and even positions.
This TT is opening some big gaps. Whoever has a bad day could lose a lot of time and even positions.
Thought the record belonged to Fabio Aru.Froome did a 16:11 in 2012 Tour, but not sure if it was part of a TT or not.
Asgreen saying today was training for him, because he knew he was not in TT shape, and he has not been on the TT bike for a while.
He also says the Worlds route is flatter and faster than the first 30 k today.
He also says the Worlds route is flatter and faster than the first 30 k today.
The peloton is experiencing the unending mercy and generosity of Christophe Laporte.
Big Doopie
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"Didn't wanna go too slow cause time limit"
~Wout Poels, after setting 4th time
~Wout Poels, after setting 4th time
Cavagna probably in top10 at the end. He has a decent chance for a medal at WCC, although probably Ganna, Dennis and Kung are the strongest rn.
TDF 2012 wasn't an ITT, no. I think it was the first time it was in the TDF, or at least in a long time.Froome did a 16:11 in 2012 Tour, but not sure if it was part of a TT or not.
I will always remember this stage, as Jurgen Van den Broeck had a puncture about 12k before the finish (MTF), and Lotto gave zero f*cks and nobody waited for him
He lost 2 minutes there, but "luckily" he missed the podium by 4 minutes, so it wouldn't have made a difference.
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If Cavagna ends up winning this, I’ll have to eat my words yesterday, about how dumb it was for him to do a long range attack
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