The Cycling News forum is still looking to add volunteer moderators with. If you're interested in helping keep our discussions on track, send a direct message to
In the meanwhile, please use the Report option if you see a post that doesn't fit within the forum rules.
Thanks!
Euskaltel saving themselves for the GC stages.Forget the Castrillo stage wins, this break composition is the best example yet of the chasm between both wildcard teams in this Vuelta.
?So the break will work for a Groves win today. How did he manage to convince them?
there was an article in Basque press today, according to which they are close to signing a new agreement for another three yearsEuskatel is so far behind. Wouldn't be surprised if they fold in the future sadly as I don't see them getting the top 30 on the UCI ranking the next few years (which they need to get Vuelta WCs)
Today stage is very close to the training roads of Mikel, correct? He's still living in murgia/Vitoria?Tomorrow they pass for my house, and I Will be at Pradilla Climb m, but today I know as well quite well the stage and Herrera is reslly hard. The fact Euskaltel is working ( Bravee for them) , the break has people of Landa, Mas and Carapaz, and Herrera is not far from the line, with more flinbs to come, make that something could happends.
him and Tejada, yeahWas it Narvaez who nearly made Küng's move (together with an Astana rider), but is now back in the big breakaway group?