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Froome19 said:9/10
Stages won from a break, seems like we are missing HTC..
Well I dont miss them in that regard - I like when breakaways stay away
Froome19 said:9/10
Stages won from a break, seems like we are missing HTC..
royalpig180 said:Liquigas might. At this point they don't need to save themselves for Nibali any longer so they can afford to do the bulk of the work on this stage. They won't have to on the Champs-Elysees as Orica and Lotto, and probably Sky will work to ensure a sprint there. This sprint could definitely suit Sagan with the climbs not all that far from the finish, and even if green's sewn up, a stage win's a stage win. May as well go for it, eh?
Froome19 said:9/10
Stages won from a break, seems like we are missing HTC..
maltiv said:EBH: "I'm not allowed by the team to join the breakaway, no. I will help Cavendish if it's a sprint".
maltiv said:EBH: "I'm not allowed by the team to join the breakaway, no. I will help Cavendish if it's a sprint".
I guess that ends the speculation that Sky might give him a free role for once. Quite fascinating that Sky has gone through the entire TDF without ever having a single guy in a breakaway.
The Barb said:Interesting that Thibaut Pinot is in the break. Even though TJVG will dominate him in the time trail I can't imagine BMC will be happy for Pinot to ride off up the road.
The Barb said:Interesting that Thibaut Pinot is in the break. Even though TJVG will dominate him in the time trail I can't imagine BMC will be happy for Pinot to ride off up the road.
One Eyed Aussie said:or maybe not dropped but point still stands
search said:it's a bit late to figure this out after 3 weeks, but is there a SRM Live system for this tour? Or what are you referring to?
search said:okay, thanks, I was just wondering where you could spot specific riders (in this case Scarponi), i don't see this option on the official website
stazzy said:where did u hear that?
god damn it makes me so ****ed
Sky Procycling have yet to place a rider in any breakaway at this year’s Tour de France and according to Movistar director Jose Luis Arrieta it’s because the British team don’t have a spare car to do so. The team may have one goal at this year’s Tour de France but their star sprinter, Mark Cavendish is still the world champion and this carries some additional weight for the team. It’s not just Bernhard Eisel who remains with the Maxman, it’s also the team car.
“The sprinter and world champion always requires a team car for when he gets dropped,” said Arrieta to elpais. “Since each team has a maximum of two vehicles, and that one must be with the team leader, any desire to attack prevents Froome launching an attack or another like Hagen or Knees.”
One Eyed Aussie said:Looks like Scarponi being dropped........he really hasn't done anything at the tour.
Anyone know why Cunego wasn't here? he had a great tour last year.
or maybe not dropped but point still stands
JetSet said:This explains it.
Pete
