Hasn't Piccolo Principe retired?This stage will go to a winner of the Giro di Lombardia whose name starts with the letter P.
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Hasn't Piccolo Principe retired?This stage will go to a winner of the Giro di Lombardia whose name starts with the letter P.
If he wants to go on a break, tomorrow is to early in my opinion and it's a stage not suited for a long haul attack anyway.
My money was on Henri Pélissier.Hasn't Piccolo Principe retired?
But if Nairo goes and the opportunity knocks. Just go for it. Nairo will pull hard.
I don't think Nairo will do that. Wouldn't make sense, he is well positioned in GC and on good form. Besides: no one will give a two time GT winner who seems to be in good shape the opportunity to just ride away on the flat.
A clear word from Max Schachmann to Jumbo: "Jumbo has to recover a bit. Roglic has caused this fall again because they just drive like broken people on the last centimeter and can't do it. That is a danger to all drivers. "
View: https://twitter.com/sportschau/status/1545076731287142404?s=20&t=OLuovQVW8_d172MvzAvZsw
Rogla will if he wants it.
Not quite everything, BR. It's 176km long.Oh, so finally the stage that represents everything that is wrong with GTs today, is here.
But wouldn't you agree that this stage isn't a good opportunity to do so, and maybe with his injury he sould try to take it calm and focus on the last climb?
I doubt he can make the transition to a climbing style, classic riders have a hard time doing that.It's going to be really interesting to see how Quintana is going to do tomorrow. He had a very good ride on the cobbles and todays result was extremly strong for him on such a finish. Looks like he is in good form.