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Well I guess moreno couldn't pull back everything. But good win for cobo, valverde has things locked up barring mishap.
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aarnold517 said:always liked cobo, glad to see him get the win
i wonder if this will help fuji get a new sponsor next year. if not i wonder where cobo and DDLF will end up
ak-zaaf said:Didn't Valvere lose the Vuelta to Vino in a descent?![]()
Cobo doesn't have a good reputation. I remember QS doc Van Mol (yes, the same doc Sinkewitz has accused of facilitating doping when he was on the team) basically called him a doper after he won two stages and the overall in Pais Vasco in 2007 (I'd love to provide a link, but the one I've saved no longer points to a valid page).Timmy-loves-Rabo said:I was thinking the same. I'm not sure they will get another sponsor all things considered. A lot of riders seem to be on their way out too. I expect both of them to find a PT team no problem.
dimspace said:Didnt watch todays stage, the first ever grand tour i have simply lost interest in half way through...
shame for gesink though, gutsy rider, good attitude, was desperately hoping he could bring the veulta some credibility.. thats it for me...
Epicycle said:It's been a lot better than the Vuelta two years ago.
BroDeal said:Word. That one that Menchov won was a joke. This year had a good course, but the racing did not meet expectations.
laurentiu46 said:The 2007 Vuelta didn't have a very bad course,but the only thing that killed it was that stupid 50k+ TT held on a highway.
That was the worst possible location.