Teams & Riders Vincenzo Nibali discussion thread

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At least its looking like he will have the shape to go on the attack in the alps. I'm honestly just hoping we'll see something remotely similar to Contador's final Vuelta.
 
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Sep 2, 2011
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Does anybody have his Blockhaus climbing time today and can compare it to 2017???
2017: 41'35"
2022: 42'49"
This stage was harder than the 2017 one before Blockhaus, and apparently the climb was quite windy. Fastest time yesterday was 1'40" slower than Quintana's time in 2017.

Side note: this was Nibali's first top10 in a GT stage since the Stelvio stage in 2020.
 
Feb 20, 2012
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2017: 41'35"
2022: 42'49"
This stage was harder than the 2017 one before Blockhaus, and apparently the climb was quite windy. Fastest time yesterday was 1'40" slower than Quintana's time in 2017.

Side note: this was Nibali's first top10 in a GT stage since the Stelvio stage in 2020.
Andorra?

Ah that was 11th. Outsprinted Alaphilippe though
 
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Ready to go 2016/2017 mode in the high mountains:cool:
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Apr 30, 2011
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Contador on stage 3 of the 2017 Vuelta: +2'33'' to Nibali.
Nibali on stage 4 of the 2022 Giro: +2'15'' to Carapaz.

Who will in the end have bounced back better?
 
May 11, 2013
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Here's some wild rumour:

During the Radiocorsa program aired on Thursday, May 19, Beppe Conti, a well-known journalist specializing in cycling and cyclomarketing, raised a rumour that would be sensational, concerning Vincenzo Nibali.

After the announcement of retirement at the end of the year made by the Shark himself the past few days after the Corsa Rosa stage finish in Messina, Aleksandr Vinokurov, top Kazakh executive of the Astana Qazaqstan Team, the team for which the Sicilian cyclist rides, reportedly begged Nibali to postpone his retirement to Paris-Roubaix 2023.

A surprise move that is reportedly swaying Nibali, who is ready, after the conclusion of the ongoing Giro d'Italia 2022, to make his evaluations. The 1984 class could then postpone the closing of his glorious career by completing the last rides, perhaps after a Milan-San Remo and a "Last Dance" in the iconic velodrome of the transalpine city.

 
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Here's some wild rumour:

During the Radiocorsa program aired on Thursday, May 19, Beppe Conti, a well-known journalist specializing in cycling and cyclomarketing, raised a rumour that would be sensational, concerning Vincenzo Nibali.

After the announcement of retirement at the end of the year made by the Shark himself the past few days after the Corsa Rosa stage finish in Messina, Aleksandr Vinokurov, top Kazakh executive of the Astana Qazaqstan Team, the team for which the Sicilian cyclist rides, reportedly begged Nibali to postpone his retirement to Paris-Roubaix 2023.

A surprise move that is reportedly swaying Nibali, who is ready, after the conclusion of the ongoing Giro d'Italia 2022, to make his evaluations. The 1984 class could then postpone the closing of his glorious career by completing the last rides, perhaps after a Milan-San Remo and a "Last Dance" in the iconic velodrome of the transalpine city.

Why not another Giro at that point.
 

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