Tour de Langkawi

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the asian said:
You can find the profile for stage 2 here.

http://www.ltdl.com.my/2013_download/race-manual/S_02.pdf

Cat 2 climb 70 Km form the finish, a moderately rolling run in and a slightly uphill finish.

Bos surely the favourite again.
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Sep 9, 2009
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theyoungest said:
Bos also isn't that inconsistent, Waterloo Sunrise probably wouldn't know looking only at Cav, but if Bos is in a good position at 200 m to go he's always a threat.

Of course, that's entirely consistent with what I said, but nevermind.
 
Sep 9, 2009
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theyoungest said:
No it's not, you named inconsistency as a problem, ánd positioning. But nevermind.

I don't normally have you down as a poster who doesn't know the meaning of words, but we all have our moments I suppose.

There is absolutely nothing inconsistent (if you'll pardon the pun) between saying someone has poor positioning and is inconsistent, with saying that when they position themselves correctly they're bloody fast.
 
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Coquard needs someone dropping him off in front, he again started from far behind. Bos barely made it, started the sprint quite early
 
May 9, 2010
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3, 2... Next time it's Guardini time :cool:

I was expecting a bit more from Schnaidt here, but hopefully he'll be better and better as the race moves forward.
 
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Roude Leiw said:
Coquard needs someone dropping him off in front, he again started from far behind. Bos barely made it, started the sprint quite early

He did start it very early, that's why he barely made it. Drop Bos off at 200/150m and it's 10 bike lengths again.
 
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He actually said in the interview post race that when he went out, he thought the line was nearer, so he mistimed his sprint a bit, but anyway, he won and seems to be the strongest there. I am impressed by Coquard and it would interest me how he would fare against Bos with a proper lead out
 
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Great work from Brown again. Although dropping him off at 400 m to go was maybe not ideal ;)

Bos barely made it, yeah because his sprint was ridiculously long.
 
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classicomano said:
Any news on wich GT Bos is riding?

I've heard nothing so far. I wonder if they have the balls to try him out in the Tour (with the risk of him not finishing after the first mountains)
 
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The Tour would be a mistake I think, he would get killed in those hectic and fast finales. Then again, the Giro has barely 2 or 3 stages that would suit him. The Vuelta is probably the best bet?