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So, after the third Danish stage: great landscapes, feeling very summer, incredible enthusiasm among crowds, but, not totally unexpected, pretty boring racing.
He's getting frustrated, couldn't do anything there. Once he went to the inside and WVA and Sagan moved across there was nowhere to go. I think Ewan just needs to get to the outside and find some clean air. His acceleration is so good, that he doesn't always need to come off wheels to win but of course he still has to time it right and not be too far back.I think Ewan lacks a confidence, he’s around it but can’t work out how to land it
Absolutely. It´s joke if he´s not.
Sagan has had to use his incredible handling skills 2 days in a row to avoid crashing after riders have swerved into him. Wasting energy when he should be sprinting for the win. What we saw today was almost as bad as that fateful finish in Tour of PolandAbsolutely. It´s joke if he´s not.
Sagan has had to use his incredible handling skills 2 days in a row to avoid crashing after riders have swerved into him. Wasting energy when he should be sprinting for the win. What we saw today was almost as bad as that fateful finish in Tour of Poland
The RAI commentators, Stefano Garzelli and Francesco Panchani, doen't agree, but I think they are wrong.Absolutely. It´s joke if he´s not.
The commissars might relegate WVA as a message to the sprinters to hold their lines.
Do you mean this weekend or the days they decided to select Haig as their leader?Disastrous few days for Bahrain
BEX needed that win. Groenewegen was a great signing for them.Groenewegen was undoubtedly the strongest rider when you consider he was held up by the crash with 9kms to go and the team had to work hard to get back to the reduced peleton.
Uh depends on what they pay for him. But so far I think he's not reliable enough at all to be a sole TdF team leader.BEX needed that win. Groenewegen was a great signing for them.
Losing time, police raids, having Haig as leader, not having Mader hereDo you mean this weekend or the days they decided to select Haig as their leader?
Stage 19 has 0 reason to be a breakaway chance.Its possible that the next big group sprint is stage 19 oder stage 20. Stage 19 isn't really safe, too, because its the last chance for some breakaway riders.
Don't know what other option they had. Stage hunting doesn't seem to be their thing except for Yates who rode the Giro and Matthews isn't the answer.Uh depends on what they pay for him. But so far I think he's not reliable enough at all to be a sole TdF team leader.