Tour de France Tour de France 2022: Stage 20 (Lacapelle-Marival – Rocamadour, 40.7k/ITT)

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His hour record has been postponed has been told on Eurosport. So his shape must be quite poor.
yeah, there was a short interview with Ganna in Gazzetta today, which didn't sound any optimistic:

(gt) "The last days were very difficult and tiring, especially those in the Pyreens. I don't feel like I'm at 100%. The priority is to arrive in Paris and finish the Tour, and then finally have some rest. I' don't know the route [of the ITT] yet, I'll do a recon in the morning. What happens, happens. I'll be happy no matter what."
 
yeah, there was a short interview with Ganna in Gazzetta today, which didn't sound any optimistic:

(gt) "The last days were very difficult and tiring, especially those in the Pyreens. I don't feel like I'm at 100%. The priority is to arrive in Paris and finish the Tour, and then finally have some rest. I' don't know the route [of the ITT] yet, I'll do a recon in the morning. What happens, happens. I'll be happy no matter what."
Read a tweet claiming after recon he said Van Aert to win easily.
 
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Dan Lloyd implying that 20 or 30 years ago they didn't know that doing a consistent power the entire way was a the best strategy.

They all ate cookies and ice cream the entire time too, and some of them were on pennyfarthings.

No time for transfers in those days either, as they individually had to hunt and gather their dinner and breakfast between stages.
 
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Seems like the winning average speed could be higher than that of the two ITTs last year (51.0 & 51.5 km/h).
 
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Seems like the winning average speed could be higher than that of the two ITTs last year (51.0 & 51.5 km/h).

I think Bjerg will be under 50 average at the end with 2 climbs to do. Probably closer to 49 than 50. And I doubt the winner will be multiple minutes faster
 
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I think Bjerg will be under 50 average at the end with 2 climbs to do. Probably closer to 49 than 50. And I doubt the winner will be multiple minutes faster
Yeah, I see that now. But I think the best will beat Bjerg by more than 1½ minute.
 

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