Tour Méd *spoilers*
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Am surprised he wasn't picked up by a pro-tour team after his ToB performance, at least this shows it wasnt a one off!0
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JonGinge wrote:Strewth. From Hutarovich and Seb Chavanel, too, according to cyclingnews. Thought he was a climber not a sprinter
He didn't beat them in a sprint, he made a late solo breakaway.
Video highlights here:
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Yep, cyclingnews now has a report rather than just a piccy and top three.
Also got this via twitter:
http://translate.google.co.uk/translate ... u8.twitter
Mononucleosis, eh. Nasty0 -
Really impressive ride that... arguably as good as the start to the season Andy Fenn has had. Well done JTL0
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Ben Swift has won the KOM jersey at the ToB, it's not the domain of mountain climbers0
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Nice result and will go someway to lifting the pressure the management were feeling pre-season after the money being invested this season
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john herety told us that after the tob, he fielded call after call about jtl. when people heard how old he was, they all walked.http://www.georgesfoundation.org
http://100hillsforgeorge.blogspot.com/
http://www.12on12in12.blogspot.co.uk/0 -
mroli wrote:john herety told us that after the tob, he fielded call after call about jtl. when people heard how old he was, they all walked.
???? A surprise that, was'nt Ludo Diercksens about 30 when turned professional - training and working in a car plant prior. your NEVER too old just ask Joop Zoetemelk & Jens Voigt
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mroli wrote:john herety told us that after the tob, he fielded call after call about jtl. when people heard how old he was, they all walked.
Hmm ,that is really interesting, i hadnt thought about his age... but i guess the truth is, you think conti teams you think either too young or too old...
I reckon he'l get a year or so in a good team, maybe sky...more likely somewhere like topsport vlaaderen or another well respected pro conti team. If he was french with this kind of talent then he would have be in a top tier team easily.0 -
Those leg muscles are insane.Contador is the Greatest0
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Thanks. Another set of legs that look crazy that I saw recently.
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frenchfighter wrote:Thanks. Another set of legs that look crazy that I saw recently.
I remember distinctly watching that Millar stage with my mum, cheering him on.0 -
Bloody hell :shock:
Michel Kreder wins stage 2
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John Tiernan Locke wins final stage (abridged due to snow) and takes overall according to Twitter...impressive."I have a lovely photo of a Camargue horse but will not post it now" (Frenchfighter - July 2013)0
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Brilliant stuff - and well done JTL/Endura - that on its own must justify the increased investment? http://www.cyclingnews.com/races/tour-m ... -4/resultshttp://www.georgesfoundation.org
http://100hillsforgeorge.blogspot.com/
http://www.12on12in12.blogspot.co.uk/0 -
Fantastic result for both the rider and the team. Possibly more importantly it should open doors for the team in terms of invites to other races in Europe this season.0
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Beating Navarro and Garzelli, wow.Contador is the Greatest0
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Huta wearing fingerless gloves :shock:
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The people operating the backstage transfer press clearly weren't expecting an Endura victory...
http://www.cyclingnews.com/races/tour-m ... tos/2072350 -
Heat press will have been stuck in the snow on top of Mt Faron where the stage should have finished.0
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Wow, another stage as well distancing guys like Contador's lieutenant Navarro and Garzelli for heaven's sake! What regime did he follow over the winter? I think I'll do the same thing next winter :-)
Respect to Endura team management to believe in him and bring him in. In the 2011 transfer market you had a lot of good names like Hammond, Lloyd and even Wegelius to choose from but the DS took this guy, who is, let's face it, no spring chicken at 27, but turns in 2-3 rides of his life. Good success story.When a cyclist has a disagreement with a car; it's not who's right, it's who's left.0 -
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mroli wrote:Tiernan Locke now in demand: http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/tiernan ... -in-demand
I posted this below under the header JTL - but nobody cared
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LeicesterLad wrote:mroli wrote:Tiernan Locke now in demand: http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/tiernan ... -in-demand
I posted this below under the header JTL - but nobody cared
We're just ignoring you. You may as well change your handle to CoventryLad.
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No tA Doctor wrote:LeicesterLad wrote:mroli wrote:Tiernan Locke now in demand: http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/tiernan ... -in-demand
I posted this below under the header JTL - but nobody cared
We're just ignoring you. You may as well change your handle to CoventryLad.
Sometimes I do wonder 0
