BigMac said:Jspear said:What is up with Kwiatkowski? Has he said if he is having any specific issues or is he just completely meh right now?
Just his typical form by this time of the year me thinks.
Valv.Piti said:BigMac said:Jspear said:What is up with Kwiatkowski? Has he said if he is having any specific issues or is he just completely meh right now?
Just his typical form by this time of the year me thinks.
Well logic suggests that he would have come out of TdF with some, atleast, decent shape alá Rodriguez 2014. Riders who are coming into the Tour at 80% or so usually does that. I say Kwiatkowski just has been lazy ever since abandoning, not really giving a **** about QS anymore which also would explain his pathetic TdF display apart from stage 2. We should hold a rider like Kwito to a higher standard. If anything, it just shows his character and mentality - he is leaving anyway. Bad style imo.
snccdcno said:He said he had cramps in the last couple of kilometers.
The poor guy probably gets bullied at family reunionsBillie said:snccdcno said:He said he had cramps in the last couple of kilometers.
He should've faked a mechanical![]()
But he is coming back. Moving to Garmin has had a positive effect and hopefully we can expect good things today and maybe a top 10 overall.SafeBet said:Almost a deja vu. Cramps screwed my day![]()
I think Henao was on the level of aru and formoloTank Engine said:Formolo and Aru looked very strong today (so strong that the guys they were riding for cracked) and they now are the best GC hopes for their teams. Formolo will go all out, Aru is building up for the Vuelta, so I'll pick Formolo for tomorrow.
It will be crucial for Ulissi and Zakarin to stay close over the wall. That would put them in a very strong GC position and Ulissi would also then be a good shot for the stage. Riblon to attack.
It was the first time that I've watched a race without taking note of the race and riders itself since the landscape was breathtaking.Escarabajo said:I saw the stage yesterday. Beautiful scenery from Poland.
He must have some health issues. We'll find out later. It is just not normal.Arked said:Yeah. Kwiatkowski is having complete meltdown. After attacking from the breakaway 5(!) times he is now looking like he's going to abandon. This is some case of insanity or frustration. Breakaway is still there with 1:30 advantage.