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Or just Laurance by a lot for both. That should be the GC done and dusted given that he can take more bonus seconds.
What was going through Bart Lemmen's head in the last 5k?
Holter maybe was too tired but still, awfully passive.
Holter maybe was too tired but still, awfully passive.
Probably not. I'm more interested in what the issue was. Eurosport commentators seem to think he was having a mechanical. I'm not so sure about that, but i think with his Romandie legs he should definitely have been able to follow those guys.
Looked more as if he blew himself up for a moment
They also mentioned he may have been riding under the influence of a respiratory infection
Laurence is a really big talent, he could become Alpecin's future leader for the Ardennes classics.
Hayter in second doesn't surprise me, he is actually in really good shape the problem for him is positioning more than anything else. AJ August showing some good legs too.
About Nys, I think without the recent sickness he would have been fighting for the win today. Still, it wasn't terrbile at all unlike Van Aert who has a long road ahead of him to get back to his best.
Hayter in second doesn't surprise me, he is actually in really good shape the problem for him is positioning more than anything else. AJ August showing some good legs too.
About Nys, I think without the recent sickness he would have been fighting for the win today. Still, it wasn't terrbile at all unlike Van Aert who has a long road ahead of him to get back to his best.
Thibau Nys: "I had a moment of weakness. But I was able to recover better than I thought"
Not much to say. Kristoff was delivered perfectly but lacks top speed, van Aert was on his wheel but still lacks the strength to go past him, Bittner rode a strong sprint but opened up too early, and Meeus received a perfect leadout from Bittner, opened his sprint late and won comfortably.
So Wout cannot overtake Kristoff who lacks top speed. Wout has a long way back.
Maybe he just came here to enjoy Norway.
Sprint replay
View: https://twitter.com/RoadCode/status/1794410231960650053
Sprint replay
View: https://twitter.com/RoadCode/status/1794410231960650053
I think at one point I saw Nys trying for the sprint...but he may have gotten boxed in. I'm not even sure if he's a sprinter or not; I know he has a great kick on an uphill finish. Let's hope he does good tomorrow
Bold prediction!
Cort 13th on the stage.
Cort 13th on the stage.
| Date | Result | Race |
|---|---|---|
| 23.05 » 26.05 | Tour of Norway (2.Pro) | |
| 25.05 | 12 | Stage 3 - Sola › Egersund |
| 24.05 | 11 | Stage 2 - Odda › Gullingen |
| 23.05 | 10 | Stage 1 - Voss › Voss Resort |
Crucial touchpoint of the race looks strung out I wonder if Ethan Hayter is anywhere near the f ah you know what just forget it
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