Spoiler **GP Ouest France Plouay (non PTP)
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Good to see Voeckler in attacking mode. 12km to go.0
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7km to go with peleton all back together - prob a sprint finish today0
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All together... RSNT for galloping Gallopin....?0
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Good move by da Costa 3km to go0
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joined by EBH with 2km to go0
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All so easy for EBH0
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Superb ride by EBH - dropped da Costa at 1km and stormed home for the win0
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Plouay is always fun. Very active last 40k or so. Good stuff.0
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Classy win there, could have waited for a bunch sprint, but instead won from a lone attack!0
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It's a shame that he can never seem to find those legs in April."I have a lovely photo of a Camargue horse but will not post it now" (Frenchfighter - July 2013)0
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inkyfingers wrote:It's a shame that he can never seem to find those legs in April.
He probably has those legs in April.
Just everyone else's legs are much better
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LoLContador is the Greatest0
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Rick Chasey wrote:inkyfingers wrote:It's a shame that he can never seem to find those legs in April.
He probably has those legs in April.
Just everyone else's legs are much better.
Probably true.
A career of winning semi classics and naff short stage races then. As somebody who thought he had a lot of potential (though never bought the Merckx comparisons) I find that a little sad."I have a lovely photo of a Camargue horse but will not post it now" (Frenchfighter - July 2013)0 -
inkyfingers wrote:Rick Chasey wrote:inkyfingers wrote:It's a shame that he can never seem to find those legs in April.
He probably has those legs in April.
Just everyone else's legs are much better.
Probably true.
A career of winning semi classics and naff short stage races then. As somebody who thought he had a lot of potential (though never bought the Merckx comparisons) I find that a little sad.
He's. Only. 25.0 -
And he's been sacrificed on the GC-TdF-alter by Sky.johnfinch wrote:inkyfingers wrote:Rick Chasey wrote:inkyfingers wrote:It's a shame that he can never seem to find those legs in April.
He probably has those legs in April.
Just everyone else's legs are much better.
Probably true.
A career of winning semi classics and naff short stage races then. As somebody who thought he had a lot of potential (though never bought the Merckx comparisons) I find that a little sad.
He's. Only. 25.0 -
johnfinch wrote:inkyfingers wrote:Rick Chasey wrote:inkyfingers wrote:It's a shame that he can never seem to find those legs in April.
He probably has those legs in April.
Just everyone else's legs are much better.
Probably true.
A career of winning semi classics and naff short stage races then. As somebody who thought he had a lot of potential (though never bought the Merckx comparisons) I find that a little sad.
He's. Only. 25.
So obviously no Tom Boonen then.0 -
esv wrote:
And he's been sacrificed on the GC-TdF-alter by Sky.johnfinch wrote:inkyfingers wrote:Rick Chasey wrote:inkyfingers wrote:It's a shame that he can never seem to find those legs in April.
He probably has those legs in April.
Just everyone else's legs are much better.
Probably true.
A career of winning semi classics and naff short stage races then. As somebody who thought he had a lot of potential (though never bought the Merckx comparisons) I find that a little sad.
He's. Only. 25.
That must have been why Sky made him joint leader for both P-R and Flanders this year, then :roll:0 -
Richmond Racer wrote:esv wrote:And he's been sacrificed on the GC-TdF-alter by Sky.
That must have been why Sky made him joint leader for both P-R and Flanders this year, then :roll:
Doing a George Hincape then? 0 -
inkyfingers wrote:A career of winning semi classics and naff short stage races then. As somebody who thought he had a lot of potential (though never bought the Merckx comparisons) I find that a little sad.
And Tour stages. Sounds like a terrible career :?0 -
Rick Chasey wrote:johnfinch wrote:inkyfingers wrote:Rick Chasey wrote:inkyfingers wrote:It's a shame that he can never seem to find those legs in April.
He probably has those legs in April.
Just everyone else's legs are much better.
Probably true.
A career of winning semi classics and naff short stage races then. As somebody who thought he had a lot of potential (though never bought the Merckx comparisons) I find that a little sad.
He's. Only. 25.
So obviously no Tom Boonen then.
More of a Pip Gilbert.0 -
Rick Chasey wrote:Richmond Racer wrote:esv wrote:And he's been sacrificed on the GC-TdF-alter by Sky.
That must have been why Sky made him joint leader for both P-R and Flanders this year, then :roll:
Doing a George Hincape then?
Heaven forbid
I still hold out hopes for EBH coming good - I'm keeping the faith
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