Vuelta a San Juan

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Zinoviev Letter said:
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Jungle Cycle said:
R. Cavagna ftw...
Ryan Mullen is on the road right now, I think he will have better time than Cavagna.

Strong time by Mullen, more than a minute clear of second. Is there anyone left who might be expected to challenge it?
Maybe Ganna, but he has a history of underperforming in TTs when it's really hot.
 
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So Majka vs Babyface for the overall?
Edit: There are a few other riders who could also win this one.
 
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Zinoviev Letter said:
Alexandre B. said:
Why the outstanding differences between intermediate and finish?

It looks like Mullen timed his effort well, while the other strong TTists went out too hard trying to match his split and then died in the second half.
It should also be said that Mullen is much better than everyone else here.
 
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Vroome.exe said:
Zinoviev Letter said:
Alexandre B. said:
Why the outstanding differences between intermediate and finish?

It looks like Mullen timed his effort well, while the other strong TTists went out too hard trying to match his split and then died in the second half.
It should also be said that Mullen is much better than everyone else here.

Well, yes. He got some very good placing against top competition in his neopro years at Cannondale but didn’t get wins when up against less exalted fields. I suspect that Trek will expect him to routinely put away TTs like this now that he’s a little older.
 
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Zinoviev Letter said:
If Majka is in good enough form to podium the TT, surely he should be the cream of the climbers? I know it’s early season in Argentina, so weird results are normal, but quality is quality right?

I’m of the opinion he’ll be good. He seems to be in decent form and last year he started in fine form.