SeriousSam said:
Yeah those doped late twenties riders can't hope to recover as swiftly as 42 year old clean Horner. He'll be very strong in the third week.
the sceptic said:
I hope he will peak for the vuelta, so we can get a Dawg-Horner showdown to finally find out who is the best, without tailwinds.
3 possibilities of why 40something or 50something (who really cares) Horner is currently beating 150+ guys with a half dead body:
1.) All his opponents ride clean(ish) while Horner is on his usual over-the-top doping, thus capable of beating world class riders 20 to 30 years younger than him.
2.) He is a true alien showing mankind to ride a 3 week bike race at high speeds with minimal training upfront.
3.) He is LA in a Horner costume...
Froome will have zero chance if they meet at the Vuelta, when Horner is at the startline with a full-working body and two full-working legs. It will be the most grotesque cycling circus we ever witnessed in the doping riddled history of the sport.