- Sep 20, 2017
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I counted 143 riders. How many did you count?Doesn't look like that many riders hace been dropped...
Bernal fourth through the KOM, so pulling in the peloton rather than in trouble.
My day just got better.Bernal fourth through the KOM, so pulling in the peloton rather than in trouble.
he is doing Giro + Tour, so a bit of a slow build-up probably makes senseCort apparently dropped too, falling ill as well or simply on bad form?
I mean, on this kind of stage riding hard to set up Hayter actually makes sense for them.Ineos of late have the habit of being good at setting up other team's riders. Cav's gone already I see.
But it also tells us that Ineos won't have many riders left after they push hard up the final climb. They were already down to five at the bottom of the second KOM. And I don't know who's going to help them if the likes of Gaviria are gone too after the final KOM, which suggests that most of the sprinters not named Cavendish should be fine in the end.But Bernal and Castroviejo pulling the peloton says a lot about the pace lmao. Rip sprinters. They hate that Ineos has become such a bad GC team, all they're left with is trying to win stages with Hayter.
But it also tells us that Ineos won't have many riders left after they push hard up the final climb. They were already down to five at the bottom of the second KOM. And I don't know who's going to help them if the likes of Gaviria are gone too after the final KOM, which suggests that most of the sprinters not named Cavendish should be fine in the end.
another one of those who fell sick after Itzulia
