It's going to be hard to beatI Nominate this for POST of The Year!!!!!!![]()
It's going to be hard to beatI Nominate this for POST of The Year!!!!!!![]()
Contador didn't lie, he spend a lot of time on the beach that year.Didn't pay attention to Valverde hair but more to him having to wear sunglasses inside against all the light reflecting of Samus torso which apparently never spent a day in the sun.
Don't disrespect Samu, he was a great rider and an entertainer
If Jumbo manages to get Roglic in green it's game over. Based on my back-of-the-envelope calculation, the mythical being Froglic gains 0.1W/kg for each day in green. That should be enough to frogstomp Remco into pedaling backwards.
We all remember Porte blasting the field in the 2014 Tour.Not with the way Remco is training. His times have been borderline absurd (like doing a climb 4 minutes faster than Gaudu)
If Jumbo manages to get Roglic in green it's game over. Based on my back-of-the-envelope calculation, the mythical being Froglic gains 0.1W/kg for each day in green. That should be enough to frogstomp Remco into pedaling backwards.
He's training with MVDP. I wonder if he's trying to recruit him into helping Belgium at the Worlds.
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I like when bookies take bets on riders not starting the raceAs we stand today, and because there are so many riders with chances I decided to take a look at the odds for the winner. I did it to organize my thoughts because if there is a definition of a shootout La Vuelta would be it!!!
Remco Evenepoel 5.00 4.50
Richard Carapaz 8.00 7.50
João Almeida 8.50 7.00
Jai Hindley 9.00 7.50
Simon Yates 11.00 10.00
Enric Mas Nicolau 17.00 13.00
Miguel Ángel López 17.00 15.00
Pavel Sivakov 17.00 15.00
Carlos Rodríguez 17.00 17.00
Sergio Higuita 21.00 17.00
Mikel Landa 21.00 21.00
Jack Haig 23.00 21.00
Sepp Kuss 26.00 26.00
Ben O'connor 34.00 26.00
Juan Ayuso 34.00 26.00
Tao Geoghegan Hart 34.00 26.0
You could make an argument or objection just about anybody on this list. That's why I am calling this Vuelta a shootout. Let's see who survives.
And you know the funny thing is that they forgot to list who will be the real winner of the race!!
(It is not Masnada!)
I noticed that too but thought it might be b/c he’s probably just going for stage hunting not the GC?And not even a mention of Nairo!!
No, it's just utter ignorance. Even Landa's odds are there after reporting to "As" in the aftermath of Vuelta a Burgos that he is going to La Vuelta for stage hunts.I noticed that too but thought it might be b/c he’s probably just going for stage hunting not the GC?
He's caught the winning bug, no need to make it hard to continue by going to Spain.What really caught my eye: Pavel Sivakov is on the preliminary startlist of the Deutschland Tour. Of course plans can change, but It's kind of strange. On the other hand Bernal is rumoured to start there but is not on the startlist. So changes can still happen, but the startlist was only published today. So I don't know what this means tbh.
Very hard to time two peaks for Giro/Vuelta. I don't know if the third week is hard enough for Hindley to make up what he will most likely lose before.Remco shorter than Hindley - No wonder some bookies are wealthy.
Deutschland Tour is during the Vuelta so noany shot that Bernal will still do the vuelta if he rides good in the Deatschand Tour?
Would be a milestone for him, even if he might not start to win.