Tour de Suisse (2.UWT), 9-17 June 2018

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Yingge

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Trouble is, this pass leads to a 20km downhill, followed by a slightly descending 30km road, so anyone off the back will probably get back on before the short climb at the end.
 
Broccolidwarf

Broccolidwarf

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Yingge said:
Trouble is, this pass leads to a 20km downhill, followed by a slightly descending 30km road, so anyone off the back will probably get back on before the short climb at the end.
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Question is what groups they are broken into

A large group - yes - but they might be in groups of 4-5, and thus have problems gaining on each other much.
 
Red Rick

Red Rick

Feb 20, 2012
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Yingge said:
Trouble is, this pass leads to a 20km downhill, followed by a slightly descending 30km road, so anyone off the back will probably get back on before the short climb at the end.
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Not if you give it a good try.
 
Dekker_Tifosi

Dekker_Tifosi

Mar 13, 2009
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what a stupid stage design this is. And then I saw tomorrows stage.

LOL. Wtf has happened. This course is possibly even easier than the one Cancellara won. A Tony Martin from 3/4 years ago could've won here
 
Valv.Piti

Valv.Piti

Aug 3, 2015
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Dekker_Tifosi said:
what a stupid stage design this is. And then I saw tomorrows stage.

LOL. Wtf has happened. This course is possibly even easier than the one Cancellara won. A Tony Martin from 3/4 years ago could've won here
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Its easier than 2009, yes.
 
Flamin

Flamin

Jan 4, 2011
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Wellens DNF. Something going on. It was already weird how he responded to Sagan's attack on stage 3 and got dropped like a brick almost immediately.
 
Escarabajo

Escarabajo

Apr 16, 2009
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Broccolidwarf said:
Disappointing, that none of the other teams put pressure on Porte on the decent.

They should test him on exactly that, a day like today....
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Apparently nobody cares about the race except for putting some miles. Additionally this route is really, really bad and doesn't help the cause.
 
Valv.Piti

Valv.Piti

Aug 3, 2015
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Its good training for July since its relatively decent length of the stages and that there are no flat stages, but 3 km on Arosa simply isn't enough to know where you stand. Of course theres also the TT and the 'MTF' yesterday..
 
Dekker_Tifosi

Dekker_Tifosi

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Flamin said:
Wellens DNF. Something going on. It was already weird how he responded to Sagan's attack on stage 3 and got dropped like a brick almost immediately.
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He's quitted the Giro being exhausted before evne the final week, and now this. I think he might have pfeiffer or something
 
Flamin

Flamin

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Dekker_Tifosi said:
Flamin said:
Wellens DNF. Something going on. It was already weird how he responded to Sagan's attack on stage 3 and got dropped like a brick almost immediately.
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He's quitted the Giro being exhausted before evne the final week, and now this. I think he might have pfeiffer or something
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Yeah, he should have been fully rested from the Giro if it wasn't a big deal that caused him to quit. I hope his season ain't over.
 
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