Vuelta a España Vuelta a España 2023, stage 19: La Bañeza - Íscar, 177.1k

[IndianCyclist]

He's more the self-harm kind of rider than the crash entire bunch type tbf

He is very self reliant in that way, he don't need nobody to crash

 

[Panda Claws]

Ganna showcasing the heights Wiggins could have reached if he hadn't been so set on being a GT winner.

 

[dgodave]

Its fine to be angry about people stupidly causing wrecks.

 

[Potomac]

Kuss still leads quaffing the cava competition

 

[Volderke]

Dainese drinking 5 liters from that bottle was probably inspired by Kuss doing the same on Javalambre, which was the start of his GT lead until now.

 

[Potomac]

Your Colorado Buffalos are making themselves heard this year.

Buffalo heard or herd?

 

[KZD]

Good to see Dainese winning after some bad luck during a couple of other sprints.

 

[Salvarani]

Its fine to be angry about people stupidly causing wrecks.

Agreed.

I dont know why other posters feel the need to say something about someones "temper" or how they shouldnt feel "angry". It is also very funny when themselves get outraged over the tiniest and most irrational type of things. Doesnt make sense. It must be a one-way street, I guess.

 

[SafeBet]

The riders often look behind to be safe and see a spot to pull out because they don't have any gas

It's a stupid move which has caused a number of crashes and dangerous situations.
The best way to get out of the way is to keep your line while slowing down progressively.

Looking behind in the bunch is something cycling coaches and DSes should teach to never do.

 

[Rob5091]

Chapeau Dainese - despite the crash, a 2nd GT win of the year. Next year off to Tudor so maybe no more GT's for a while. Ganna showed that he's a better TT-er then sprinter (despite G re-doing his Giro lead out for Cav).
Groves's crash has left the green jersey competition open which is some consolation for the GC lockdown by Jumbo.

 

[CyclistAbi]

Congratulations to Alberto Dainese for winning the sprint.

Too bad for the crash.

 

[Bolder]

It's a stupid move which has caused a number of crashes and dangerous situations.
The best way to get out of the way is to keep your line while slowing down progressively.

Looking behind in the bunch is something cycling coaches and DSes should teach to never do.

Yep, never look back. As soon as you do you've lost equilibrium and your body compensates by shifting weight to the other side. This was an especially annoying crash.

 

[tobydawq]

Agreed.

I dont know why other posters feel the need to say something about someones "temper" or how they shouldnt feel "angry". It is also very funny when themselves get outraged over the tiniest and most irrational type of things. Doesnt make sense. It must be a one-way street, I guess.

Lol. I was surprised because Netserk is usually very level-headed. I didn't say he shouldn't feel angry, just that I didn't.

 

[Rob5091]

If no one goes down, it will be a small miracle.

We did not get a small miracle but at least no one went off in an ambulance.

 

[Armchair Cyclist]

That finishing town had been the home of Estela Dominguez, 19 year old recently signed to Sopela and daughter of Giro stage winner Juan Carlos Dominguez: she was killed in collision with a lorry in February while out training.

I didn't watch much of the stage, not sure if that made the commentary.

https://twitter.com/x/status/1702689272682229893

View: https://twitter.com/lavuelta/status/1702689272682229893

 

[Unchained]

It's a stupid move which has caused a number of crashes and dangerous situations.
The best way to get out of the way is to keep your line while slowing down progressively.

Looking behind in the bunch is something cycling coaches and DSes should teach to never do.

Absolutely and hold your line always holds true. And there is a sub-sect in cycling that mounts rearview mirrors on their helmet or bicycle. Looking behind you is always bad form, on the run in of a pro sprint.. Come on man!!