- Feb 21, 2019
- 2,519
- 2,319
- 8,680
Ciccone with an impressive win. It makes sense for him to target this race given that there is no TT. Roglič looking very good and while Remco's tactics were not good his legs were. I also think Almeida is a good choice for tomorrow, looked really strong today.
- Jun 30, 2022
- 1,118
- 1,658
- 5,180
Ciccone can‘t escape vehicles regardless of where he goes after a race finished.
- Aug 31, 2019
- 1,061
- 1,679
- 7,680
Tomorrow starts with 8 km at 4%, so potentially madness from the start, but I assume it will be pretty calm when the break has gone. A lot of climbing, but mostly soft gradients, so I guess a reduced group finishing together and Roglic (or Ciccone) winning the sprint is the most likely scenario?
- Apr 1, 2019
- 4,150
- 5,660
- 15,180
I would be surprised if a whole lot happens to be fair. I reckon it'll be a sprint of a selected group. Roglic should be favourite here.
- Jul 10, 2014
- 11,077
- 14,493
- 28,180
What is this yelling all about
View: https://twitter.com/TrekSegafredo/status/1638285134959869953?s=20
View: https://twitter.com/TrekSegafredo/status/1638285134959869953?s=20
- Jun 7, 2011
- 17,122
- 13,000
- 28,180
He's a tad younger than Ayuso, but not that much. And i doubt he will be able to do what Ayuso did in the Vuelta already this year. He's doing very well, but what Ayuso pulled off last year, was something else.
- May 29, 2019
- 5,290
- 5,204
- 17,180
Congratulations to Giulio Ciccone for winning the sprint.
A typical mountain stage. Peloton giving it all. Almeida pacing 100m behind and Kuss 100m ahead. EF was rather active today and Chaves made a good attempt. For JV Gesink did a good job during the day but on the finale and rather early only Kuss managed to stay with Primož. Bahrain taking the initiative and Landa with a good attempt. Evenepoel was after a stage win today and was prepared to do the work. For somebody like Roglič it didn't make much sense to try to attack and to try to achieve more today. Going after bonus seconds made the most sense. Carapaz is either completely out of form or will try to win the stage tomorrow.
A typical mountain stage. Peloton giving it all. Almeida pacing 100m behind and Kuss 100m ahead. EF was rather active today and Chaves made a good attempt. For JV Gesink did a good job during the day but on the finale and rather early only Kuss managed to stay with Primož. Bahrain taking the initiative and Landa with a good attempt. Evenepoel was after a stage win today and was prepared to do the work. For somebody like Roglič it didn't make much sense to try to attack and to try to achieve more today. Going after bonus seconds made the most sense. Carapaz is either completely out of form or will try to win the stage tomorrow.
- May 29, 2019
- 5,290
- 5,204
- 17,180
Tomorrow likely a rather hectic finale. The field is strong enough for attacks to start before the final descend. Should be hard to control and interesting to watch.
- Jul 27, 2009
- 5,701
- 1,297
- 20,680
Carapaz had 1 race day ahead of last weeks Milano - Torino. That was his win in the national championships though. Sometimes he's really an enigma. You never know what to expect.
- Jun 7, 2011
- 17,122
- 13,000
- 28,180
I think the phrasing you're looking for is "Carapaz is like a box of chocolates".
- Aug 6, 2010
- 6,241
- 4,837
- 23,180
I think he's just usually not that good in one week races and usually quite good in grand tours (a bit like Landa, though Mikel has been better recently in stage races).
- Aug 13, 2011
- 4,702
- 5,265
- 21,180
- Aug 6, 2010
- 6,241
- 4,837
- 23,180
- Aug 13, 2011
- 4,702
- 5,265
- 21,180
Which is why he’s the Spanish MAL and not French or Italian MAL and why MAL is the Colombian Landa.Landa is Spanish
Yates finished ahead of Almeida, the social media girl isn’t picking it on who’s the most favoured lol
- Aug 6, 2010
- 6,241
- 4,837
- 23,180
He seemed ready to attack at first then didn’t look as strong later on, probably tabled it.
- Jan 31, 2016
- 2,044
- 3,320
- 17,180
IMO he's a rider to respect, even if he's lost time and apparently out of contention. He's cagey enough to infiltrate a minor move and go ballistic once it's given some time.
- Aug 9, 2021
- 2,745
- 2,671
- 9,180
- May 17, 2013
- 7,293
- 1,669
- 20,680
Poupou's grandson just won MSR like he was the New Merckx, now Remco is poulidoring to Roglic and Nibali won the day. Who put something in my drink?
- Nov 16, 2013
- 19,613
- 15,428
- 28,180
Aren't you thinking about internal UAE politics way, way, way too much?
They literally write the names in the order they finished.
- Aug 6, 2014
- 7,389
- 2,592
- 23,180
They didn't even mention Ivo Oliveira's result. The anti Portuguese bias is stifling.
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