Worlds TT *spoiler*
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Do you think that Chin (with a capital C) provides some sort aerodynamic advantage?
How else does he take sooo much out of other TT specialists in the first 11 k??
He's probably going to win by 3 minutes in the end!!
Rule No.10 // It never gets easier, you just go faster0 -
He's already overtaken the Goose! :shock:
Unbelievable.
Not looking like the British boys are going to trouble the medal presenters. Shame.
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Clement is doing a ride!Fckin' Quintana … that creep can roll, man.0
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Have any of our lot started yet?0
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Wiggins is 9th apparently at 40 ish k. 5 seconds behind 6th place apparently. over 1minute 20 behind Fabian
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Millar is way, way, way down.0
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Dave is saving himself for Sunday I reckon, which begs the question why was he riding the TT as well.0
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ContrelaMontre wrote:Do you think that Chin (with a capital C) provides some sort aerodynamic advantage?
How else does he take sooo much out of other TT specialists in the first 11 k??
He's probably going to win by 3 minutes in the end!!
Fabian Cancellara tries out his new aero helmet and skinsuit (yesterday)-
http://tinyurl.com/2cymdf'This week I 'ave been mostly been climbing like Basso - Shirley Basso.'0 -
http://uk.eurosport.yahoo.com/cycling/l ... 91103.html
Bit late for it but here is the live coverage link...0 -
jimmythecuckoo wrote:http://uk.eurosport.yahoo.com/cycling/livematch/191103.html
Bit late for it but here is the live coverage link...
You can watch it live via the BBC website too.Twitter: @RichN950 -
Results
1 Fabian Cancellara (Switzerland) 55.41
2 Laszlo Bodrogi (Hungary) 56.33
3 Stef Clement (Netherlands) 56.39
4 Bert Grabsch (Germany) 56.39
5 Sebastian Lang (Germany) 56.53
6 Raivis Belohvosciks (Latvia) 57.01
7 Andrey Mizurov (Kazakhstan) 57.44
8 Dominique Cornu (Belgium) 57.52
Not as dominant in the latter stages, though 52 seconds is still quite a margin. I bet Grabsch isn't happy - denied a medal by fractions of a second.'This week I 'ave been mostly been climbing like Basso - Shirley Basso.'0 -
RichN95 wrote:jimmythecuckoo wrote:http://uk.eurosport.yahoo.com/cycling/livematch/191103.html
Bit late for it but here is the live coverage link...
You can watch it live via the BBC website too.
And cycling.tv at 400kb/ps. And BBCi via the red button when Eurosport is showing something else.0 -
A friend of mine was talking to Bradley at the Duo Normand last weekend and was told, from the horse's mouth, that he was good for a medal today.
Good job I'm not a betting man - I could have lost a bit there.0 -
afx237vi wrote:RichN95 wrote:jimmythecuckoo wrote:http://uk.eurosport.yahoo.com/cycling/livematch/191103.html
Bit late for it but here is the live coverage link...
You can watch it live via the BBC website too.
And cycling.tv at 400kb/ps. And BBCi via the red button when Eurosport is showing something else.
cyclingtv doesn't work in our office :roll:0 -
andyp wrote:A friend of mine was talking to Bradley at the Duo Normand last weekend and was told, from the horse's mouth, that he was good for a medal today.
Good job I'm not a betting man - I could have lost a bit there.
Maybe there is a special medal for the highest placed rider Paul Kimmage believes to be clean.'This week I 'ave been mostly been climbing like Basso - Shirley Basso.'0 -
Untarnished gold?LangerDan wrote:andyp wrote:A friend of mine was talking to Bradley at the Duo Normand last weekend and was told, from the horse's mouth, that he was good for a medal today.
Good job I'm not a betting man - I could have lost a bit there.
Maybe there is a special medal for the highest placed rider Paul Kimmage believes to be clean.
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That would be one short list!0
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andyp wrote:
Untarnished gold?LangerDan wrote:andyp wrote:A friend of mine was talking to Bradley at the Duo Normand last weekend and was told, from the horse's mouth, that he was good for a medal today.
Good job I'm not a betting man - I could have lost a bit there.
Maybe there is a special medal for the highest placed rider Paul Kimmage believes to be clean.
Who's cleaner though - Chinny with his CSC monitoring programme or Wiggins (I won't call him Wigger because it makes him sound like some kinda white b boy) who can't provide that kind of data?Fckin' Quintana … that creep can roll, man.0 -
They could be the same, i.e. they are both clean.iainf72 wrote:Who's cleaner though - Chinny with his CSC monitoring programme or Wiggins (I won't call him Wigger because it makes him sound like some kinda white b boy) who can't provide that kind of data?
However, as you point out, only Cancellara can prove it.0 -
afx237vi wrote:Millar is way, way, way down.
He's clean and that's good enough for me though. And Wiggins...quite a good ride by Wiggins I think. His 2nd at the TDF TT is clear evidence clean wins are possible0 -
Dave_1 wrote:afx237vi wrote:Millar is way, way, way down.
He's clean and that's good enough for me though. And Wiggins...quite a good ride by Wiggins I think. His 2nd at the TDF TT is clear evidence clean wins are possible
But if you take the Worlds as an example, Cancellera is in a very good independant anti-doping system etc, so shouldn't he be held up as an example of someone who can win (rather than come 10'th) clean.
The 2 German fellows also performed well and surely if we assume Dave and Brad are clean we'd assume the same for them?Fckin' Quintana … that creep can roll, man.0
