Carstenbf said:Found it odd that Rodriguez said he was close to cracking yesterday in the CN interview. Bluff?
Just wondering. Seems like a weird thing to admit to for a GT contender. It's always more to the tune of hunger-knock/dehydration/cramps etc, rather than admitting vulnerabilities. For obvious reasons ofc.
At the Giro I turned down some work so that I could see one of the most awesome mountain stages in recent memory (on paper). Not making that mistake again, no sir.Ryo Hazuki said:then just don't go :facepalm: or tape it
willbick said:contador is not gonna drop purito in a million years. It is quite clear to me that Purito has a ton in hand, he has never looked in the slightest difficulty at any stage in this Vuelta. When Contador was attacking today Purito was just cruising back up to him, doing some of it still sat in the saddle!! There is simply no concievable tactic that will make Contador gain time on Purito. And I am not some Purito fanboy saddo, I am just saying what is clear to see
auscyclefan94 said:If Purito doesn't concede any time to Contador in tday/tonight's stage, I believe he will win La Vuelta. That is a pretty big 'if'.
Miburo said:There's still bola del mondo. Anything can happen there especially with Contador and it's 5 days. Still a long time to go.
hrotha said:At the Giro I turned down some work so that I could see one of the most awesome mountain stages in recent memory (on paper). Not making that mistake again, no sir.
Miburo said:There's still bola del mondo. Anything can happen there especially with Contador and it's 5 days. Still a long time to go.
hrotha said:At the Giro I turned down some work so that I could see one of the most awesome mountain stages in recent memory (on paper). Not making that mistake again, no sir.
No, I think it was the Pampeago stage.Ryo Hazuki said:you mean the de gendt stage? that was one of the best races in years
Ryo Hazuki said:you mean the de gendt stage? that was one of the best races in years
Fidolix said:Depending on how the legs of AC are feeling, Saxo should go balistic already on Puerto de san Lorenzo and try to isolate Purito as much as they can.
Berto have to try the long attack, go solo on Alto de la Corbertoria and see who can follow, if AC goes early, I don´t think Purito dare to let him go and count on his team to pull him back, but will go with him.
Purito always had a bad day, I think if AC can suck the energy out of him in an early attack, it could happen again.
Fidolix said:Depending on how the legs of AC are feeling, Saxo should go balistic already on Puerto de san Lorenzo and try to isolate Purito as much as they can.
Berto have to try the long attack, go solo on Alto de la Corbertoria and see who can follow, if AC goes early, I don´t think Purito dare to let him go and count on his team to pull him back, but will go with him.
Purito always had a bad day, I think if AC can suck the energy out of him in an early attack, it could happen again.
But I doubt it will happen, and it´s probably gonna finish up with another 3 km to go attack leading nowhere I´m afraid.
jniagGr said:attack from +40km out....???![]()
Screw that. First Silin sighting! Like, of the whole season.Maaaaaaaarten said:Grupo formado por:
Egor SILIN (037), Rémi PAURIOL (086), Alexandre GENIEZ (196), Marcos GARCIA (058) y Tiago MACHADO (177).
Machado has won this al ready.
Hugo Koblet said:Either Machado will destroy this stage, winning by 40 minutes or he will gift the stage to someone else.
