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Scarponi said:Hahahah they are a lot tougher then metobydawq said:Scarponi said:Rather come 5th then win and break my collarbone !Rollthedice said:Scarponi said:What a bloody moron !!!!!
Vuelta is very dangerous after the finish line.
Campenaerts said to Danish TV that he would rather have won and broken his collarbone than coming fifth
ClassicomanoLuigi said:Kind of humiliating for van Baarle to lose the sprint, then crash after the finish line.
But the spectator got owned, the sunglasses flew off his face because he got hit in the head so hard. So there was a price to pay for this oblivious jaywalk blunder
He got dropped because he was fooling around with Brambilla who didn't want to work, and he wasted a lot of energy bridging back to the leaders. He barely made it back on in time for the sprint, it was a mistake, not a deliberate tacticArmchair cyclist said:So Van Baarle sprinted from about 400m out, but 50m behind. What was he playing at allowing that gap?
ClassicomanoLuigi said:He was expected to win as the best sprinter of the bunchStella0596 said:Wouldn't say humiliating cause it wasn't his fault and he's not exactly known as a sprinterClassicomanoLuigi said:Kind of humiliating for van Baarle to lose the sprint, then crash after the finish line.
But the spectator got owned, the sunglasses flew off his face because he got hit in the head so hard. So there was a price to pay for this oblivious jaywalk blunder
ClassicomanoLuigi said:He got dropped because he was fooling around with Brambilla who didn't want to work, and he wasted a lot of energy bridging back to the leaders. He barely made it back on in time for the sprint, it was a mistake, not a deliberate tacticArmchair cyclist said:So Van Baarle sprinted from about 400m out, but 50m behind. What was he playing at allowing that gap?
ClassicomanoLuigi said:He got dropped because he was fooling around with Brambilla who didn't want to work, and he wasted a lot of energy bridging back to the leaders. He barely made it back on in time for the sprint, it was a mistake, not a deliberate tacticArmchair cyclist said:So Van Baarle sprinted from about 400m out, but 50m behind. What was he playing at allowing that gap?
ClassicomanoLuigi said:Kind of humiliating for van Baarle to lose the sprint, then crash after the finish line.
But the spectator got owned, the sunglasses flew off his face because he got hit in the head so hard. So there was a price to pay for this oblivious jaywalk blunder
JRanton said:ClassicomanoLuigi said:Kind of humiliating for van Baarle to lose the sprint, then crash after the finish line.
But the spectator got owned, the sunglasses flew off his face because he got hit in the head so hard. So there was a price to pay for this oblivious jaywalk blunder
It wasn't a spectator, Van Baarle isn't a sprinter and the crash wasn't his fault. Other than that, great post!
LaFlorecita said:Emotional Herrada
Armchair cyclist said:ClassicomanoLuigi said:He got dropped because he was fooling around with Brambilla who didn't want to work, and he wasted a lot of energy bridging back to the leaders. He barely made it back on in time for the sprint, it was a mistake, not a deliberate tacticArmchair cyclist said:So Van Baarle sprinted from about 400m out, but 50m behind. What was he playing at allowing that gap?
No. He had left Devenyns and Brambilla behind, and rejoined the group of 4 that had got ahead, several km earlier. Then with about 1km left he and Formolo dropped behind the group of 4. If he had the power to catch up and be strongest of them in the last 200m, why did he let himself get so far behind with 800m to go? Threw it away.
Anyway, have we heard whether he is OK after flipping over the idiot official?
GuyIncognito said:ClassicomanoLuigi said:He was expected to win as the best sprinter of the bunchStella0596 said:Wouldn't say humiliating cause it wasn't his fault and he's not exactly known as a sprinterClassicomanoLuigi said:Kind of humiliating for van Baarle to lose the sprint, then crash after the finish line.
But the spectator got owned, the sunglasses flew off his face because he got hit in the head so hard. So there was a price to pay for this oblivious jaywalk blunder
Geniez was there. van Baarle's nowhere near as fast.
ClassicomanoLuigi said:Good observation, that makes it more embarrassing (for the local race organizers)It wasn't a spectator
Didn't say that he wasVan Baarle isn't a sprinter
Doesn't matter, neither was mineand the crash wasn't his fault.
Do the race yourself, spend 100 miles and five hours riding over small mountains, then crash after the line because of an absurd situation. Then you can tell me that.Other than that, great post!
Or an Arroyo since he is Spanish!markene2 said:Is Herrada capable of doing a Kivilev?