Dainese has a really good record when he's actually in the mix, he just rarely is
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Good on Italian cycling. It feels like they are having a down period in Grand Tours.
- Apr 30, 2011
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What a *** clown. I'm happy he hindered his own sprinter, his DS should yell at him for hours.
He had just looked over his left shoulder and seen that the EF train was moving up fast to the left of him, and what does he do then? Turn his *** back to them while he coast to his left where they are coming so that he crashes at the front of the peloton. Idiot. God damn imbecile.
He had just looked over his left shoulder and seen that the EF train was moving up fast to the left of him, and what does he do then? Turn his *** back to them while he coast to his left where they are coming so that he crashes at the front of the peloton. Idiot. God damn imbecile.
- Aug 6, 2014
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- Sep 20, 2017
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Looks like it was Bayer. It's a shame Gall had such a good Tour, otherwise I could have joked that it was the biggest impact Austria had had on a GT for years.What a *** clown. I'm happy he hindered his own sprinter, his DS should yell at him for hours.
He had just looked over his left shoulder and seen that the EF train was moving up fast to the left of him, and what does he do then? Turn his *** back to them while he coast to his left where they are coming so that he crashes at the front of the peloton. Idiot. God damn imbecile.
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Should riders have to get extra training about what to do (what not to do) once they make their way to the front of the peloton in the final Ks of a sprint stage?
Doesn't matter if the run in is safe or not, as Geriant Thomas said last week, 'I'm racing with a bunch of n*b heads'.
- Nov 16, 2013
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What a *** clown. I'm happy he hindered his own sprinter, his DS should yell at him for hours.
He had just looked over his left shoulder and seen that the EF train was moving up fast to the left of him, and what does he do then? Turn his *** back to them while he coast to his left where they are coming so that he crashes at the front of the peloton. Idiot. God damn imbecile.
Wow, what's up with the temper?
But yeah, not an intelligent move...
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Thomas has no right to talk considering that he crashes more often than >90% of riders and therefore firmly falls within that category himself.
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Dainese has 6 professional wins, 3 of them are GT stages.
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How many riders should he take down with a reckless move like that before you'd get angry?
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Good question. I don't think I have ever gotten angry about causing a crash besides Theo Bos in Tour of Turkey.
I doubt it was done on purpose and he was the one who was hurt the most.
But this will not be talked about much. It’s the odd crash with barriers or route design or other things involved that is debated. I think it would be nice to see more (or just as much) focus on the riders’ behaviour. Just as in real life traffic.
- Sep 26, 2020
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He's more the self-harm kind of rider than the crash entire bunch type tbf
- Feb 20, 2012
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Should be a ban. But riders dont care about safety of they have to show responsibility themselves
- Apr 30, 2011
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I'm sure Adam Hansen will comment this accident in 3.. 2.. 1..
No extra training needed. There is always lots of contact with everyone bumping and leaning on each other, in more famous cases of head butts, it's part of the discipline people who are climbers or don't sprint don't crash in the sprint, everyone who is contesting a sprint in a pro race knows it's a deadly game, not for the faint of heart.
- Jul 3, 2022
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Your Colorado Buffalos are making themselves heard this year.
The riders often look behind to be safe and see a spot to pull out because they don't have any gas , on video once a rider stops pedaling it often looks like they are coming to a stop or putting on the brakes, but it's just the velocity of the bunch, sprinting can't be done "safely" there is no such thing.
Making a careless move when the situation demands 110% of your concentration is another thing. If your teammate is on your wheel, great, but if he is not doesn't make any difference at full speed, in view of the finish line banner, dumb for sure if that's what happened.. Big if..
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Please refer me to any of my posts where I’ve called riders n*bheads for riding dangerously.would it be different if he just posted it on a forum?
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