Bonnamour is in the race. But he crashed earlier.It's just last year there were breakaways more or less everyday from Bonnamour. Too bad he isn't here maybe![]()
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Bonnamour is in the race. But he crashed earlier.It's just last year there were breakaways more or less everyday from Bonnamour. Too bad he isn't here maybe![]()
Ah, maybe that's the reason then. And the fewer sprint stages makes more incentive for the sprinters and hinders the breaks more than last year maybe.Bonnamour is in the race. But he crashed earlier.
Did QS just create a split without Jakobsen?
Just got from bored to worried.Going to be a stressfull day. We're losing a GC guy today.
Did QS just create a split without Jakobsen?
It's such a mix of 80s porn and old-world panache, it's downright exquisite!That moustache of Corts is shocking!
Pogacar is not yet in Yellow. If he has a problem (mechanical, crash, …) now, on the flats, no one will have to wait. Then Jumbo go full gas and drop him by 1:30 minutes…
I wouldn't call McNulty, Soler and Hirschi average riders.Pogacar is strong on all terrains. Majka is strong in the mountains (most of the time). The other six riders are either average riders, or have been on the decline for some time.
I just had - once more - a look at UAE‘s line-up. I‘ve got to say their team does not look very strong.
I just had - once more - a look at UAE‘s line-up. I‘ve got to say their team does not look very strong.
Pogacar is strong on all terrains. Majka is strong in the mountains (most of the time). The other six riders are either average riders, or have been on the decline for some time.
Pogacar is not yet in Yellow. If he has a problem (mechanical, crash, …) now, on the flats, no one will have to wait. Then Jumbo go full gas and drop him by 1:30 minutes…
I can imagine JV pushing Jakobsen toward the time limit uphill if he comes close in the classification.
Leading Rogla to the stage victory may naturally put Jakobsen out of the time limit.Well, in the mountains they should be worried in make Roglic win instead of some secondary classification.
Van Aert has plenty of opportunities to win green and a couple of stages deemed flat where Jakobsen won't have a chance to be featured, if he is as strong as a contender for green as he thinks he is, he can win the green there.