Has this amazing photo been posted before? Vincenzo and, I presume, his little brother Antonio.
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Dekker_Tifosi said:Wow, Vincenzo hasn't changed **** all in all those years!
Dekker_Tifosi said:Wow, Vincenzo hasn't changed **** all in all those years!
hfer07 said:But Nibali beat Froome -Unlike Alberto-which is more alike that Vincenzo-not Alberto is up to the challenge (Unless of course Contador gains his old self)
and considering that Porte might be tired after Il Giro-It means Froome has to do a lot more by himself, which is where he's proved to be weak
It's the Tour, no way the second day is going to be an all out fight between the GC contenders. Sagan FTW.MatParker117 said:Keep in mind Pete Kennaugh, Mikel Nieve & Sergio Henao will be in Sky's team at the tour. I think the first time we'll see Sky and Astana go at it will be in the Pennines and Sheffield during stage two and I expect Nibali and Froome to be fighting for stage honors that day.
theyoungest said:It's the Tour, no way the second day is going to be an all out fight between the GC contenders. Sagan FTW.
MatParker117 said:Don't think so the last thirty k is full of a lot of short steep climbs.
How should that be a problem for Sagan?MatParker117 said:Don't think so the last thirty k is full of a lot of short steep climbs.
Netserk said:How should that be a problem for Sagan?
Netserk said:It's a stage in a stage race, and only 198km so nothing like a classic. It's stage 2, so recovery won't be important.
Longer stage, tougher stage:
TearMeApart said:IMO Nibali would have finished the 4th in the 2013 Tour .
number0 said:he would arrive on podium,almost surely
Rollthedice said:In the last four years, out of 7 GTs he raced, he finished on the podium six times while winning two. I am still amazed that people underestimate Nibali.
number0 said:he would arrive on podium,almost surely
Netserk said:It's a stage in a stage race, and only 198km so nothing like a classic. It's stage 2, so recovery won't be important.
I even think he and Di Luca were faster in 2012 than Scarponi the year beforeFerminal said:But how will he handle the walls!? All roads to Chieti are false flats!
Netserk said:Nibs would take a minute on Purito on Ax-3....
Netserk said:I think Nibs would've been 2nd ahead of Quintana.