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I had this in my mind:it also was the wrong Paret-Peintre (Valentin), wasn't it? Don't think he has much of a sprint.
Getting steamy up in hereHot Foss is back!
Traeen finished 14th, thoughI'm going to place a bet that the guy who crashed is Traeen.
Darn. Who else wears white and is a terrible bike handler?Traeen finished 14th, though
Maybe a youngster like Finley Pickering?Darn. Who else wears white and is a terrible bike handler?
Pellizzari doesn‘t wear enough white, right?Darn. Who else wears white and is a terrible bike handler?
Pellizzari was in that Ganna groupPellizzari doesn‘t wear enough white, right?
Pellizzari is actually not that bad of a bike handler. Last year in TotA he was still feeling the consequences of an unlucky crash while training (slipped on an oily road while descending and made other teammates crash with him). He told me he was afraid to push on descents for months before gaining back his confidence.Pellizzari doesn‘t wear enough white, right?
Inkelaar was reported as abandoned with 100k to go which would mean this crash was an inside job. Suspicious, Suspicious…I think the crasher was Kevin Inkelaar
Inkelaar was pulled out by the team because his condition wasn't good enough to race following a bout of illness (team said it on social media).I think the crasher was Kevin Inkelaar
Ib4 Ineos turn him into Honchar 2.0.Really nice route for this race.
Foss may not be the GT contender that some thought he would become but he is still a very interesting rider.