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God I hope you're right. When the race director praises the difficulty of a stage and then Cees Bol wins it, it's kind of difficult to have faith!
Ineos will rip it up on the north yorkshire moors, pidcock's home training roads. he'll get the desire back at a sniff of a win.
it's still yorkshire.
I mean ...not really. ... ...You could say he's on his own roads today in that case , it's not that far away
did Perry not get the leaders jersey? I switched over to the Vuelta after the race, but there surely was enough of a gap to the peloton?!What the heck were Perry and Paasschens doing? This has to be one of the biggest fails I've seen.
did Perry not get the leaders jersey? I switched over to the Vuelta after the race, but there surely was a gap to the peloton?!
I thought that he did, yes. But regardless of whether one of them got the jersey or not, they rode that stage horribly. They should have just taken pulls and gotten as much time as possible for the GC. They should never have let the peloton come this close and if Perry ended up not getting the jersey, I must say that I'm speechless.did Perry not get the leaders jersey? I switched over to the Vuelta after the race, but there surely was enough of a gap to the peloton?!
the 3s rule is only used for the peloton, in a situation like this (page 5, example 2).There was a borderline 3 second gap on either side of Paasschens, so it seems they've given everyone the same time.