- Jul 28, 2010
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LaFlorecita said:A shorter climb means of course smaller time gains, but the less explosive guys also have less time to get back on the wheel of the explosive (and attacking) rider. Less explosive riders need more time to get on top speed. So once they're on top speed, the climb is almost over and the attacking rider is already far away.
So then the real question is: Does Contador have his regular explosive legs?
If he does, then he is still very much a threat to drop everyone but Gilbert tomorrow. If not, he's not likely to gain time.
This could be answered tomorrow, but we might have to wait until Super Besse or even Luz Ardiden to find out.
EDIT: And as Sylvester says below me, this isn't Mur de Huy or Mende. So I don't really think that Contador/Schleck will mix it up too much tomorrow. Evans probably will though, as he's closest to yellow.
