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There is no gravel, so Remco should be good.
How many time can Remco gain on this MTF on stage 9?
From Vuelta 2018 when Yates won it
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A0OsUyjbr9s
He'll gain 5 minutes in the first 2,8km, but lose 5 minutes on the gravel section.Final km is gravel, so how much will he lose
How many time can Remco gain on this MTF on stage 9?
All in all i feel it's safe to say this time Remco won't be able to call back Almeida through the help of a radio.
You mean this time Almeida won't have to pretend to have an acute hearing problem?All in all i feel it's safe to say this time Remco won't be able to call back Almeida through the help of a radio.
Final km is gravel, so how much will he lose
I want to see Nibali, Valverde, and Froome in a three-person breakI want Vincenzo NIbali to win this bike race...so bad. Talk about Elvis leaving the building...
I want to see Nibali, Valverde, and Froome in a three-person break
I want to see Nibali, Valverde, and Froome in a three-person break
Alaf doesn't appear to be in the best shape tbh, and i have yet to see him do any significant work for a Evenepoel. I think he paced him for about 500m on Carpegna and that's about it. Let's see if his shape is worth a damn in Tour de l'Ain first....and Alaphilippe...
Another GT, another Landa disappointment. I think the time for a GT victory has come and gone for him, sadly.So Landa is finally freed... to stage hunt. Disappointing.
Another GT, another Landa disappointment. I think the time for a GT victory has come and gone for him, sadly.
Hilly terrain was never really the issue with Remco, from what I've seen. It's percentage + altitude that beats him, as well as his aggressive nature. Yeah yeah he looks great in the Tour of eastern Norway bumble---k, but when he is up against other guys in top form in a major stage race, he goes backwards on the steep climbs over 7km or so. The key will be to get that straightened out.He is constantly improving on more hilly terrain. Still i wouldn't go as far as saying he is currently able to stomp that other guy.
Hence likely still some work left to do.
On LandaLanda probably riding for stagewin instead of GC, after disappointing Burgos showing. Says Evenepoel is ''capable of anything''.
Mikel Landa: “En La Vuelta me planteo pelear por alguna etapa”
Mikel Landa charló con AS sobre sus aspiraciones en la próxima Vuelta a España, donde reconoce que subirse al podio será misión difícil. “Ahora mismo lo veoas.com
Alaf doesn't appear to be in the best shape tbh, and i have yet to see him do any significant work for a Evenepoel. I think he paced him for about 500m on Carpegna and that's about it. Let's see if his shape is worth a damn in Tour de l'Ain first.
I think that is what Landa means. But at the very least it will be interesting. I can't see him ride anonimously in the bunch for 3 weeks.Remco level after 3 weeks is impossible to predict .
On Landa
Saw an interviews in Spanish before 1st stage Vuelta Burgos, he said there already that he would be satisfied with a stage on the Vuelta.
Remember we are talking about a guy who had his best opportunity to win a Giro this year, and who instead said he was satisfied with podium.
I am forever a fan but he's not the most ambitious guy. A shame, in 2015 we thought he can conquer everything.
But as long as he is happy.
Remco level after 3 weeks is impossible to predict . Just enjoy, the anticipation