Vuelta stage 6 *spoiler*
Toughest stage so far, but still probably going to end in a bunch sprint. 4 men in the breakaway:
- José Antonio Lopez Gil, for the second day in a row
- Bingen Fernandez
- Aitor Perez
- Matthé Pronk, for the second day in a row
90 odd km to go, they have 4 minutes in hand.
Kim Kirchen didn't start. Dunno why.
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3mins advantage with 55km. Columbia on the front stringing things out a little.Contador is the Greatest0
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Interesting stat from the French Eurosport TV feed...
If you add up Cav and Greipel's wins this year, that's 38 wins. Saxo Bank as a whole have won 38 races this year and the Danish squad has the second highest number of wins in the Pro Tour.0 -
2mins with 30km. Going to be tight.
Columbia have it all sewn up with the sprinters then. Griepel staying put? He may be able to comman a higher salary elsewhere, but then I guess Columbia have an ubeatable lead out train.Contador is the Greatest0 -
Gilbert trying his luck again. Getting nowhere though.0
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Now Moncoutié out front on his own. 3km to go.
Joined by Johnny Hoogerland...0 -
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Farrar and Bennati just got showed up by Bozic. Massive win.Contador is the Greatest0
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Farrar 2, Greipel 100
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WTF, that was a weird finish. Bozic wins... seemed like no-one else was sprinting...0
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To compound the weirdness, Cadel Evans was 8th in a bunch sprint :shock:0
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Just watched it, and it looked like nobody wanted the win :?0
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The mystery continues.
I haven't picked a podium spotter, since the prologue! :oops:
Evans beats Greipel to salvage his season. :roll:"Science is a tool for cheaters". An anonymous French PE teacher.0 -
I think we can safely say that he is very happy.
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The two teams of the first week, very clearly IMHO: Columbia and Vacansoleil0
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Evans, Basso, Valverde and Sanchez all nick a cheeky 9 seconds.It's a little like wrestling a gorilla. You don't quit when you're tired. You quit when the gorilla is tired.0
