Tour de France - Stage 9, 168.5km - Saint-Girons / Bagnères-de-Bigorre, July 7th

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will10 said:
The pace is high, it's only Porte who's making it look like it isn't.

The pace isn't that high at all. Not many people dropping and they aren't getting closer to the break either.
 
2 hours ago i read that porte was cracking. Then half an hour later, 15 minutes after that. Another 3 or 4 times in the hour after that.

And still he remains same distance behind the leaders as before.

The pace is high, it's only Porte who's making it look like it isn't.

And froome is getting as much slipstream from that as everyone else.
 
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Dutchsmurf said:
The pace isn't that high at all. Not many people dropping and they aren't getting closer to the break either.


Movi are waiting. Don't know for what. Maybe Vaverde hurt himself earlier.
 
Movistar is the biggest joke of a team in the entire peloton.

Have they not read "Cycling tactics for dummies"? I'm sure the first segment there is "When the yellow jersey is isolated with 160 km to go, you attack him" :rolleyes:
 
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kingjr said:
Still 1:20 behind.
Two of the Movistar boys are dropped and they have a new pace man, they're closing the gap to Clarke now, Porte is holding around 1:20 back on the malliot jaune.
 
Oh cmon, Porte isn't flying

if Gesink can come back on the climb while Movistar is making pace, the pace wasn't that high.

Porte isn't flying. He might come back but will still die at the final climb. If he doesn't then it's simply more proof Sky is ridicolously strong