Stage 10 - Limoges to Issoudun Spoiler
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What an exciting race today - go Cav.0
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RichN95 wrote:camerone wrote:RichN95 wrote:SpaceJunk wrote:I'm now playing the exact same stage on Pro Cycling Manager 09. I'll play it in realtime - its still more exciting than what's on TV.
I'll let you know who wins!
Who are you managing? What are you tactics?
presumably the tactics are make it as boring as hell so they get the radios back
I know that. I'm interested in SpaceJunk's race on his PC game.
i realise that. i was just being facetious. i will be more obvious next time0 -
RichN95 wrote:SpaceJunk wrote:I'm now playing the exact same stage on Pro Cycling Manager 09. I'll play it in realtime - its still more exciting than what's on TV.
I'll let you know who wins!
Who are you managing? What are you tactics?
Don't flame me, but I'm riding as Cervelo.
Just doing the single stage. I've sent 8 riders off in a simulanteous attack. I've got Gerrans as my main hope if they stay away.
I've left Thor behind. I'm banking on him if it comes down to a bunch sprint.
I've fast forwarded some of the action; 65 kms to go. A break of 12 (8 are mine) still have 4 minutes. Gerrans is fresh and ready to attack at 25 kms to go.
BTW - this stage of Pro Cycling Manager is being run without the use of Race Radio, and I can confirm I have it on Amatuer level; so I should win!!0 -
And I was planning on using this ultimately boring day at work to watch more of the racing than I usually have time to. Wrong day.0
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iainf72 wrote:Kléber wrote:It should liven up in the final stages, it's the Tour's equivalent of the Giro's Milan stage where the riders did a semi go-slow during most of the day. At least the bunch hasn't stopped to protest.
Are you trying to convince us or yourself?
they are just not up for it....
still lets see someone take advantage with 20km to go and become ostracized by the peloton forever OR NOT"If I was a 38 year old man, I definitely wouldn't be riding a bright yellow bike with Hello Kitty disc wheels, put it that way. What we're witnessing here is the world's most high profile mid-life crisis" Afx237vi Mon Jul 20, 2009 2:43 pm0 -
25 kms to go - get ready for the attacks!0
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Someone just removing their jersey to top up the tan. Terrific.0
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SpaceJunk wrote:25 kms to go - get ready for the attacks!
have you got predicitve telly? It's 39km left on mine
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Gerrans is gone; 17 kms to go
No one is following!0 -
46 secs with 11 kms to go!!0
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If only life imitated art more often0
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Goubert just went back to his team car and was seen looking at a dinner menu0
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Ahhh bummer!!!!!!!!!
Gerrans died a 1000 deaths and got caught in last 100 metres
I was so busy with him didn't set Thor up for sprint
Cav won from Big Tom Boonen.
Thor came 17th, Gerrans still finished 11th
Cav's win; might be a sign of things to come.0 -
This race is so boring it makes Sean Kelly's voice positively exciting0
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Does look like a routine gallop for Cav, but maybe Ignatiev's got a sting in his tail. He's surely not just going to sit in all day and then wait to get caught.0
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They just had the final sprint LMAO0
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At least I won't have to watch it now and will be able to iron my shirts.
Phew.Fckin' Quintana … that creep can roll, man.0 -
chriskempton wrote:Does look like a routine gallop for Cav, but maybe Ignatiev's got a sting in his tail. He's surely not just going to sit in all day and then wait to get caught.
Maybe Andy Schleck told him the Tour has a Fuga Cervelo classification, same as in the Giro.0 -
chriskempton wrote:Does look like a routine gallop for Cav, but maybe Ignatiev's got a sting in his tail. He's surely not just going to sit in all day and then wait to get caught.
Roscioli's win in the vuelta perhaps..."If I was a 38 year old man, I definitely wouldn't be riding a bright yellow bike with Hello Kitty disc wheels, put it that way. What we're witnessing here is the world's most high profile mid-life crisis" Afx237vi Mon Jul 20, 2009 2:43 pm0 -
igniatiev on the front shocker0
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afx237vi wrote:chriskempton wrote:Does look like a routine gallop for Cav, but maybe Ignatiev's got a sting in his tail. He's surely not just going to sit in all day and then wait to get caught.
Maybe Andy Schleck told him the Tour has a Fuga Cervelo classification, same as in the Giro.
Well he has been in a lot of breaks, bless him0 -
Wow, Pozzato gets more and more chavtastic every year.0
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camerone wrote:
presumably the tactics are make it as boring as hell so they get the radios back
Exactly. They don't really want to enliven things with a sprint. But letting a French break win on Bastille Day would be the wrong sort of punishment for the ASO. Yet another Cav win is the lesser of two evils.<hr>
<h6>What\'s the point of going out? We\'re just going to end up back here anyway</h6>0 -
Ignatiev to have a dig when the junction's made?0
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My oh my! there are actually watts going into the pedals now!0
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This finish might be quite good. Everyone is well rested - Cav ought to have lots of competition. How about Wiggo or Millar?<hr>
<h6>What\'s the point of going out? We\'re just going to end up back here anyway</h6>0 -
columbia not willing to do it all0
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They're holding on pretty well here...0
