Tour de France Tour de France 2022: Stage 3 (Vejle – Sønderborg, 182k)

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Aren't they called Flemish masters rather than Dutch masters?
The latter identity developed fairly later.

Ehhh, no. Not sure which masters you're referring to. But for instance Rembrandt is not called a Flemish master, as he was not from Flanders, but from Holland (born in Leiden, moved to Amsterdam). Earlier painters, primarily from the Southern Low Countries, are now usually grouped under Early Netherlandish painting, and were previously often referred to as the Flemish primitives.

In the Burgundian Netherlands of the 15th century Flanders was the most populous region, followed by Brabant. And these were also the places where famous artists like Jan van Eyck and Rogier van der Weyden were active. At that time Holland and other northern provinces were relative backwaters. That all changed during the 16th and 17th century, and hence the primary centres of artistic output also shifted northwards.
 
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Ehhh, no. Not sure which masters you're referring to. But for instance Rembrandt is not called a Flemish master, as he was not from Flanders, but from Holland (born in Leiden, moved to Amsterdam). Earlier painters, primarily from the Southern Low Countries, are now usually grouped under Early Netherlandish painting, and were previously often referred to as the Flemish primitives.

In the Burgundian Netherlands of the 15th century Flanders was the most populous region, followed by Brabant. And these were also the places where famous artists like Jan van Eyck and Rogier van der Weyden were active. At that time Holland and other northern provinces were relative backwaters. That all changed during the 16th and 17th century, and hence the primary centres of artistic output also shifted northwards.
Obviously, I'm referring to the Flemish masters ;)

Alright, folks... Eyes wide open, fingers on Print Screen, we're getting closer to the point of major interest.
10 or so to go...
 
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Im late to the party this year, what is Vaughters talking about re: cars and Uran? Something that happened yesterday I guess.
 
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In the unlikely event that Cort takes the yellow jersey this stage, who gets the polka dots? Nobody?
 
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Im late to the party this year, what is Vaughters talking about re: cars and Uran? Something that happened yesterday I guess.

A little controversy about the decision of the commissars to slow the support cars when Rigo and teammates were working to catch back up with the peloton. The maillot jaune was allowed to use the cars to catch up.
 
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Hopefully a recipe for disaster catching the break at this point, unfortunately it seems like nobody really fancies it.
 
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In the unlikely event that Cort takes the yellow jersey this stage, who gets the polka dots? Nobody?

As long as they have passed a KoM, someone will always wear the polka dots. Lets say there had been a KoM on the first stage (and that Lampaert had won it), then in addition to Van Aert wearing green, even though Lampaert was leading the points competition, whoever was second in the mountain competition would be in the polka dots.

(Since there were no KoM on the first stage, no one wore it yesterday.)
 
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As long as they have passed a KoM, someone will always wear the polka dots. Lets say there had been a KoM on the first stage (and that Lampaert had won it), then in addition to Van Aert wearing green, even though Lampaert was leading the points competition, whoever was second in the mountain competition would be in the polka dots.

(Since there were no KoM on the first stage, no one wore it yesterday.)

No one but Cort has points though.
 
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Just came home after 3 days on the road at TdF. Sporting wise, could be a lot better (rain on stage 1, headwind on the bridge), but whatever. I have never seen this many people anywhere - Copenhagen was insane (4-5 layers on the 13 km course), Nyborg insane, Vejle insane. Enjoyed it, but I must admit I like watching cycling more in my living room, lmao.

What an experience! How are the other Danes doing?
 
Dec 6, 2012
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Saw Kittel on NOS, can't help wondering how his peak version would've fared against today's more complicated bunch of fast guys
 
Nov 16, 2013
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Just came home after 3 days on the road at TdF. Sporting wise, could be a lot better (rain on stage 1, headwind on the bridge), but whatever. I have never seen this many people anywhere - Copenhagen was insane (4-5 layers on the 13 km course), Nyborg insane, Vejle insane. Enjoyed it, but I must admit I like watching cycling more in my living room, lmao.

What an experience! How are the other Danes doing?

I'm standing 75 metres from the finish line, a little annoyed by some drunkards but otherwise loving the experience.
 
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Should EF try to shift the polka dots off of Cort's back and let some other team get stuck defending for the next couple of weeks?
Or should they just defend it all the way to Paris?

Tricky call.
 
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Should EF try to shift the polka dots off of Cort's back and let some other team get stuck defending for the next couple of weeks?
Or should they just defend it all the way to Paris?

Tricky call.

The Stache has enough points to hold for a few days without too much trouble. He'll definitely lose it at the Board of Beautiful Women.