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Those gradients on the way to Hoya de la Mora, perfect for the Sky train... :sad:Asturiano said:Tomorrow
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Those gradients on the way to Hoya de la Mora, perfect for the Sky train... :sad:Asturiano said:Tomorrow
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LaFlorecita said:Those gradients on the way to Hoya de la Mora, perfect for the Sky train... :sad:Asturiano said:Tomorrow
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Rollthedice said:LaFlorecita said:Those gradients on the way to Hoya de la Mora, perfect for the Sky train... :sad:Asturiano said:Tomorrow
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That's why all have to try to get rid of them before.
Asturiano said:Rollthedice said:LaFlorecita said:Those gradients on the way to Hoya de la Mora, perfect for the Sky train... :sad:Asturiano said:Tomorrow
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That's why all have to try to get rid of them before.
If Contador wants to win Vuelta, he should try to convince Niballi to take some domestiques in a break at the beginning of the stage, they both have to attack Sky in the first climb and try to connect with their domestiques later.
A really difficult thing but it's the only way to neutralize Sky and Froome.
I don't doubt some riders will be in trouble when a team pushes a hard tempo (most likely Sky), but personally I'd rather see riders attacking off the front than riders dropping off the back.Dekker_Tifosi said:They still go up to +2000m and in a moonlike landscape near the top. That will have an effect bigger than you think
Dekker_Tifosi said:They still go up to +2000m and in a moonlike landscape near the top. That will have an effect bigger than you think
Red Rick said:Asturiano said:Rollthedice said:LaFlorecita said:Those gradients on the way to Hoya de la Mora, perfect for the Sky train... :sad:Asturiano said:Tomorrow
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That's why all have to try to get rid of them before.
If Contador wants to win Vuelta, he should try to convince Niballi to take some domestiques in a break at the beginning of the stage, they both have to attack Sky in the first climb and try to connect with their domestiques later.
A really difficult thing but it's the only way to neutralize Sky and Froome.
Yes, but I think there's an incredibly small chance of that happening.
How technical is the descent? I see Nibali making a move there rather than on the Hazallanas.
The descend is over the main road, so it should be the same where Vino took the Vuelta leadership from Valverde in 2006. They'll need a 56t chainring there.Red Rick said:Yes, but I think there's an incredibly small chance of that happening.
How technical is the descent? I see Nibali making a move there rather than on the Hazallanas.