Giro Stage 10 *Spoiler*
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The gap is coming down pretty quickly. Just over 5 minutes on the bunch now.0
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calvjones wrote:Sorry, my mistake. I thought this was the Queen stage?
Fausto is spinning in his grave I suspect.
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If Garzelli holds on to the end he will have spent 155km off the front, going over three mountains......... :roll:0 -
TakeTheHighRoad wrote:calvjones wrote:Sorry, my mistake. I thought this was the Queen stage?
Fausto is spinning in his grave I suspect.
:roll:
If Garzelli holds on to the end he will have spent 155km off the front, going over three mountains......... :roll:
And on Belgian radio yesterday they were saying how there were no "unusual" perforances, no Ricco's in the peleton...Note: the above post is an opinion and not fact. It might be a lie.0 -
Anyone else's picture breaking up?0
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I don't get it. They just roll up a hill, there's complaints that it's not exciting enough. They attack from a long way out,n it must be because they're doped. They really can't catch a break!!0
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Gap down to 3:30. He'll get caught.0
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Pokerface wrote:Gap down to 3:30. He'll get caught.
Yup, he's blowing up.0 -
2.40 now. Combination of the bunch riding hard and Garzelli struggling.0
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2:40 ahead now. Will come back together.
Hopefully some fireworks on the final climb now.0 -
Grivko and Visconti now with Garzelli.0
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TakeTheHighRoad wrote:calvjones wrote:Sorry, my mistake. I thought this was the Queen stage?
Fausto is spinning in his grave I suspect.
:roll:
If Garzelli holds on to the end he will have spent 155km off the front, going over three mountains......... :roll:
Queen Stage = changes on GC, surely? No complaints from me about G, but if Lance is hanging in the Peioton, they must be going way slow
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Strava is not Zen.0 -
Just a 6.5 km climb plus a short 15% section on cobbles at the finish. Expect some fireworks in the final 20 km.0
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Hmm, was that one of Bruseghin's donkeys I just saw?0
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What a crap non-entity of a stage!!!! Typical Giro "queen" stage................why does no-one try and shake em upRobert Millar for knighthood0
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Liquigas up the gas. Visconti is a deadweight - by forcing G to do all the work he is condemning himeself to defeat.0
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DOLPHIN POWA0
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Le Commentateur wrote:Armstrong looking more comfortable today....
Must have been a productive rest-day.0 -
Rogers in trouble...0
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afx237vi wrote:Le Commentateur wrote:Armstrong looking more comfortable today....
Must have been a productive rest-day.
Actually I think it was Levi I saw.
Armstrong doing the usual dropping off the back, albeit later than before.0 -
Le Commentateur wrote:afx237vi wrote:Le Commentateur wrote:Armstrong looking more comfortable today....
Must have been a productive rest-day.
Actually I think it was Levi I saw.
Armstrong doing the usual dropping off the back, albeit later than before.
He's not far behind the leaders. He was with Rogers and Arroyo over the top of the climb.
Can't wait to read what he says about this descent. Oh, wait... damn.0 -
^ Not Arroyo, Rodriguez.0
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I reckon there's a certain rivalry in the Liquigas team between Franco and Ivan. Could be interesting...0
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Outrageous stuff from Di Luca. Great, exciting to watch but when you know his past (the links with Santucionne and more), it means you can't believe much of it.0
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Sometimes I really do wonder why I bother watching this crap.0
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Who is the crabbiest rider, Levi or di Luca? Dunno about bio passport, there should be some sort of stylistic bar to Pro Tour entry.___________________
Strava is not Zen.0 -
Say what you will about LA - he kept up there with the leaders all day and didn't finish far back.
Of course he'll need to start another protest tomorrow so he can be well rested for the ITT on Thursday. 0
