Vuelta Ciclista a Asturias

[Libertine Seguros]

Consolation prize since Moreno already had a stage win and the GC was sewn up. It gave Zaballa the points jersey ahead of Moreno too.

Unless, like me, you have Moreno in your CQ team and are annoyed at him for wasting 10 points.

 

[Descender]

Why would Moreno want to give Zaballa anything? I wouldn't understand that behaviour from anybody, much less from a rider that coming into this race had a blank palmares and a much needed team.

 

[icefire]

Why would Moreno want to give Zaballa anything? I wouldn't understand that behaviour from anybody, much less from a rider that coming into this race had a blank palmares and a much needed team.

This is becoming a sport for spoiled brats

 

[Dekker_Tifosi]

So what excuse does EPM have for failing in the final stages

 

[hrotha]

Why would Moreno want to give Zaballa anything? I wouldn't understand that behaviour from anybody, much less from a rider that coming into this race had a blank palmares and a much needed team.

Yeah, it's getting hardwired into the riders' psyche, I'm afraid.

 

[Fester]

Yeah, it's getting hardwired into the riders' psyche, I'm afraid.

I once attacked when a rivals chain fell... I thought then and still do now that it was fair game.

Competition is competition and there's good luck and bad luck. This fact is somewhat obfuscated by false sportsmanship. It spoils it as much as poor sportsmanship.

 

[Descender]

I once attacked when a rivals chain fell... I thought then and still do now that it was fair game.

Competition is competition and there's good luck and bad luck. This fact is somewhat obfuscated by false sportsmanship. It spoils it as much as poor sportsmanship.

Thing is, this wasn't even a chain issue... it was two riders riding for themselves, one defending his leader's jersey (so I can understand he didn't feel the need to attack before the final km) and the other one attacking him to get the lead. Then they get to the finish line and...

 

[Escarabajo]

Yeah, it's getting hardwired into the riders' psyche, I'm afraid.

None.

But I'd like to know more about Juan Pablo Suarez. Like how old is he.

 

[Escarabajo]

So what excuse does EPM have for failing in the final stages

None.

But I'd like to know more about Juan Pablo Suarez. Like how old is he. He is looking like a good rider.

 

[Libertine Seguros]

Suárez is 25, will be 26 at the end of the month.

Báez is 30.

Castañeda is 24 and has been with Lampre a few years ago.

Colorado is 30, will be 31 in a week or so.

Infantino is 26.

Ortega is 30.

Pedraza is 29.

Piamonte is 28.

Vergara is 23.

 

[greenedge]

Nice work by Zaballa, he defended his title well ( except for winning )

 

[Escarabajo]

Suárez is 25, will be 26 at the end of the month.
Báez is 30.

Castañeda is 24 and has been with Lampre a few years ago.

Colorado is 30, will be 31 in a week or so.

Infantino is 26.

Ortega is 30.

Pedraza is 29.

Piamonte is 28.

Vergara is 23.

Ok. Thanks. He is not as young as I thought, but could have a future in Europe.

 

[Ryo Hazuki]

suarez definetely has because he's very much suited to racing here with his size and type of rider he is.

 

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