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pretty weak top 10 for a WT race (stage)
In 25th. At least he beat EvenepoelSo where was Hayter?
pretty weak top 10 for a WT race (stage)
I think they make sense for a B-sprinter that isn't too good in races like lesser cobbled classics and otherwise doesn't have much of a chance at WT wins.Seems pretty logic to me. The stages aren't really suited for top sprinters.
Unfortunately, for my CQ team, Corbin wasn't strong enough.
And the graphic shown on the screen was actually correct.
Almost exactly a year ago, Vernon beat Bauhaus, Gordon, Boivin and Groves in a Catalunya sprint.It's literally always like that when you have a sprint in Catalunya, Itzulia or Romandie.
JV will say this proves they are the most complete team.If Uran finishes this race in top60, EF will be the first team from which 100% of riders would score UCI points this season if I'm not mistaken.
I think the final climb is this one.Tomorrow's MTF, is it the same as they did in 2017?
That doesn't seem to fit the profile of the climb at allI think the final climb is this one.
KOM on Strava is Gaudu, but he finished 58 secs down on Valverde.
Looks like the same route to me, and the same as 2017. What you're showing is the climb w/o the shallow run in. Same final kms it would appear. It's being referred to as "Lo Port" on every profile I'm seeing. Anyway, same climb.That doesn't seem to fit the profile of the climb at all