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laurentiu46 said:This swede,Kessiakoff,had a fine Tour de Langkawi in Malaysia,placing 4th overall,and also 4th in the queen stage,which finished atop the famous Genting Highlands climb. Surely,didn't have the strongest opponents in the world,but it's a fine result.
Recently,was 15th in the Tour of the Basque Country,with a top 10 placing on the Santuario de Arrate stage,won by Contador.
Mellow Velo said:For some reason, the net feed is delayed. Race finished 15 minutes ago.
Break stays.
Odd bit of riding from Columbia, I thought.
Alpe d'Huez said:Bummer they had to cut the Jaunpass, but 87km seemed good enough to create a good race anyway. It's my feeling that we need shorter stages overall in GT's anyway.
The next few stages are relatively flat. Here's the profile for 2:
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Animal said:Where's the "Couldn't give a stuff because he'll probably be doped" answer.
Time was when I'd be enthusiastic about stage races. They're freakshows.
Don't worry, I'm under no illusions.Animal said:Feel free.
Just don't then feel disappointed when the smarmy little juan-coeur that "wins" is outed.
Alpe d'Huez said:Cool finish. Are you guys all watching on Sporthill.tv?
Here's the profile to Stage 3 - another for the sprinters :
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Mellow Velo said:If it had been a normal stage, none of the sprinters would have made the finish.
A lot, lot harder parcours than the look on paper. Most teams struggled to get 5 riders to the finish.
FDJ only got three over the top and had to wait.
Rast, unsurprisingly, got pasted.