Aerodynamic said:Pretty good climbing.
They're actually descending through. Your monitor's upside down.
The Cycling News forum is still looking to add volunteer moderators with. If you're interested in helping keep our discussions on track, send a direct message to
In the meanwhile, please use the Report option if you see a post that doesn't fit within the forum rules.
Thanks!
Aerodynamic said:Pretty good climbing.
Libertine Seguros said:Nope, definitely not as good as the Alto da Torre. That whittles the bunch down to 4 or 5 at most at the summit. I am being reminded of the stage in the Tour of Turkey when ISD and Cofidis went ballistic though - this is nothing of the MTF or TdF prep stage that Messick had been claiming, but it's been a very good race in the last 15k or so. First real time this race has delivered anything close to what it had been claiming.
Francois the Postman said:Did they really just argue there (on Eurosport UK) that these mountain roads here just aren't wide enough for riders and spectators ?
Francois the Postman said:Did they really just argue there (on Eurosport UK) that these mountain roads here just aren't wide enough for riders and spectators ?
santacruz said:Sooo.. wilson is saying, hey lets breakaway from my team captain and take the gold jersey for yourself?? huhh
santacruz said:Sooo.. wilson is saying, hey lets breakaway from my team captain and take the gold jersey for yourself?? huhh
santacruz said:Tony Martin is so crazy, he works and works and works and he just has a weird posessed look on his face, he is an animal
Libertine Seguros said:If you've ever seen Carlton's commentary on some of the Planet Armstrong bits and on some other events, you'll know he can be incredibly dry and sarcastic. Especially since he was covering Tirreno-Adriatico, where fans were going wild while the teams were racing through narrow alleyways.
jaylew said:Am I the only one who thinks the Garmin lids are hideous?
killswitch said:Another win for Sagan?