Tour de Suisse 2012: Stage 4; Aarberg → Trimbach/Olten (189km)

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Oct 23, 2009
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El Pistolero said:
Very creative course design from California and Suisse. It's like Sagan organized their races lol.
It's quite ridiculous. Putting a couple of hills in the final 30k doesn't really increase the excitement either, it just means that when the inevitable sprint arrives, there is virtually no competition left for Sagan. Obviously if those hills actually were possible to attack from then things would be different, but in most of the stages he's won there have just been "elimination-hills" where most sprinters drop out from the back, which makes things so ridiculously easy for him. If you also add a couple of corners in the final hundred meters then it's settled already.
 
Oct 26, 2010
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Son 10: Rojas, Agostini, Peterson, Stybar, Gavazzi, Roy, Kohler, Albasini, Zandio y Monfort, con 28" (km 18)

Escape. Gavazzi and Rojas realizing they won't beat Sagan in the near future?
 
Mar 13, 2009
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trevim said:
Son 10: Rojas, Agostini, Peterson, Stybar, Gavazzi, Roy, Kohler, Albasini, Zandio y Monfort, con 28" (km 18)

Escape. Gavazzi and Rojas realizing they won't beat Sagan in the near future?

That's a solid break.
 
Jun 19, 2009
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They've only got a handful of seconds

There was a crash about half an hour ago. Leipheimer was involved or caught behind and is still struggling to regain contact with the first group which is being driven by Movistar
 
May 25, 2010
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Pippo_San said:
With a finish like yesterday? How can you call that boring come on! That's real cycling awesomeness (at least to me)

Excuse me.
Tbh I haven't seen the finish like I haven't been able to watch much cycling at all last 2 months becuase my work has been incredibly time and energy draining. Just reading the reports Sagan won , Sagan won etc. everytime there was a hill near the finish gets predictable.

2 weeks to go and I got 2 weeks of vacation and I hope work will be more laidback by then so I get to enjoy the TDF and all the other races until half way October :)
 
May 5, 2009
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Parrulo said:
oh it wasn't a dig at you, just all the race organizers do it for a reason i don't understand.

it's probably because some MOV clerk filled in the registration form incorrectly :eek:
 
Jun 25, 2009
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Eyeballs Out said:
They've only got a handful of seconds

There was a crash about half an hour ago. Leipheimer was involved or caught behind and is still struggling to regain contact with the first group which is being driven by Movistar

Have heard that one before this season. Paris-Nice with repayment at Catalonia. Its not still going on is it?
 
Jun 19, 2009
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Frosty said:
Have heard that one before this season. Paris-Nice with repayment at Catalonia. Its not still going on is it?

Wouldn't want to jump to conclusions without pictures ;)

Anyway, original break reeled in

Leipheimer back in the lead group although it's still a reduced peloton

The break should go on Scheltenpass which starts soon
 
Dec 30, 2011
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Martin Kohler, Grégory Rast, Ruben Perez, Sébastien Minard, Sergio Miguel Paulinho, Javier Megias, Brian Vandborg Bach, Dario Cataldo and Mathew Hayman.
Is the break with 2 min ahead..
Peloton is back together.
 
Mar 28, 2011
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The break has pulled out some more time. This finally appears to be the break of the day.
 
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Just asking, who is the better TTer out of Frank and Rui Costa? Assuming the elder Schleck has his TT "form" (as in decent performances).