- Mar 20, 2022
- 13,263
- 18,022
- 22,180
Great win by Giulio. RBH very active preparing the terrain for the ultimate climb. Pidcock looks stronger than i thought he would be, was expecting for him to crack in such scenario as seen today so kudos to handling it well. Jonas seems to be just hanging on and following, doesn't seem that he could have made any big difference even if he tried. Almeida mostly left on his own, a bit shameful considering his team won half of the stages. Cyclists deciding to imminently neutralise the race in case of a incident is something to support. We all realised that UCI won't do anything in regards to their safety and in regards to de-escalate tensions, hence acting on their own, foremost protecting their safety, that is the most sensible thing to do.
- Jun 30, 2022
- 7,441
- 10,828
- 17,180
- Feb 20, 2012
- 53,931
- 44,319
- 28,180
Just cancel the race altogether lads. Or just give it to Chris Froome again, heard he yeeted himself into the hospital again so that fits.
- Jul 3, 2022
- 3,293
- 5,625
- 13,180
- Jan 10, 2019
- 6,679
- 9,911
- 18,180
- Feb 20, 2012
- 53,931
- 44,319
- 28,180
- Jun 19, 2009
- 4,071
- 1,400
- 18,680
Presumably it's omitting the out-and-back part (i.e. the part that could have produced significant time gaps) so just the technical city centre bit of the course.
Honestly. It should be exciting, having Almeida and Vingegaard only 50 seconds apart in the final week. Even Pidders isn't that far back, and he's got Hindley breathing down his neck for third. But the opportunities for anyone to actually do anything just keep disappearing. Even Pidcock can't scupper his podium chances on 12 kilometres.
Yes, I'm fairly sure Pogacar and Carapaz are currently feeling thrilled about missing this Vuelta.
- Mar 20, 2022
- 13,263
- 18,022
- 22,180
- Apr 13, 2021
- 7,451
- 19,500
- 17,180
Good to see the UCI doing whatever it takes to protect Feliz Gall after the protests against him on stage 5
Lets not forget that in case of any incident riders will likely call for neutralisation and to move on anyway. So i guess organiser at least tried and did what is in their power and shortened the TT but riders will have the ultimate authority on when it comes to decision regarding their safety. Other parties are not really relevant here any more.
- May 20, 2021
- 63
- 127
- 2,880
They shortened the race so the Almeida stans can cry a litle more, like i said easy win to Ving, congrats to the champ.
- Feb 20, 2012
- 53,931
- 44,319
- 28,180
I have it on good authority that the Twitter crowd is up in arms again and are demanding a 2nd Vuelta win for Sepp Kuss.
- Feb 20, 2012
- 53,931
- 44,319
- 28,180
Next year they're sending decoy planes, busses and ships to the Canary Islands while in reality stage 20 will just be an Angliru MTF again.
Turns out that light unipuerto where Bala lost the race years ago (2012?) was actually the queen stage. What a crucial ascent! Masterclass of parcours craftsmanship after all yous were complaining.
- Mar 20, 2022
- 13,263
- 18,022
- 22,180
- May 27, 2022
- 1,334
- 2,349
- 7,680
This race has been an absolute shambles. Honestly this race rivals the 2012 Giro as the worst GT in recent history.
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