The Peter Sagan Thread (may contain spoilers)

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  • inkyfingers
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    Rick Chasey gets around.
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  • mrushton
    mrushton Posts: 5,182
    Didn't he monster a descent in the Giro (2011) and chased down Cunego for the win? It was like a class in descending.
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  • inkyfingers
    inkyfingers Posts: 4,400
    mrushton wrote:
    Didn't he monster a descent in the Giro (2011) and chased down Cunego for the win? It was like a class in descending.

    It was the Tour de Suisse, but yes, it was a phenomenal ride. Possibly one of the most exciting race finishes in recent years with some extraordinary footage of the descent from the camera bikes. I actually felt sorry for Cunego that day, 99 days out of 100 he would have won that stage.
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    Is that not Chasey in the World Champs outfit as well?
  • mrushton wrote:
    Didn't he monster a descent in the Giro (2011) and chased down Cunego for the win? It was like a class in descending.

    It was the Tour de Suisse, but yes, it was a phenomenal ride. Possibly one of the most exciting race finishes in recent years with some extraordinary footage of the descent from the camera bikes. I actually felt sorry for Cunego that day, 99 days out of 100 he would have won that stage.

    Check. Cunego's move and descending was still a very fine performance in and of itself.
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  • Macaloon
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    mrushton wrote:
    Didn't he monster a descent in the Giro (2011) and chased down Cunego for the win? It was like a class in descending.

    It was the Tour de Suisse, but yes, it was a phenomenal ride. Possibly one of the most exciting race finishes in recent years with some extraordinary footage of the descent from the camera bikes. I actually felt sorry for Cunego that day, 99 days out of 100 he would have won that stage.

    Love this stage for the Eigerwand menace as well as the frequent clenches on the descent: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VtpQ_7Bj ... ults_video

    Also the name "L'equilibriste" is a little more appropriate for this chap than Peter.
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  • Macaloon
    Macaloon Posts: 5,545
    L'equilibriste's latest Kabuki-style victory salute via #TOO13

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  • How about 2010 and 2011? Paris Nice as a neo pro was absolutely unreal.

    Have some seriously good photos of this fella. Lets start with the most recent:

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    nice pic - Carlton Kirby said "what does this celebration mean? I like dancing with big people??..." well it made me smile.
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  • ddraver
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    Macaloon wrote:
    L'equilibriste's latest Kabuki-style victory salute via #TOO13

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    Inner Geonerd getting excited at that pic....
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  • Macaloon
    Macaloon Posts: 5,545
    ddraver wrote:
    Inner Geonerd getting excited at that pic....

    Suspect there are many here discovering a latent fascination with Sagan's stones.
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  • He is a bit good! Let's see how he matures over next few years to see what he is truly capable of
  • Macaloon
    Macaloon Posts: 5,545
    Not just ddraver in the lust-tank:

    Cadel: CadelOfficial 1:31pm via Echofon
    Longer day in Oman today; Sagan impressive again-for his win & his MTB skills at 1.4km to go. Climbers day tomorrow... #wassurehe'ddropit

    Millar: millarmind 1:17pm via Twitter for BlackBerry® <<< :lol:
    Seriously, I want to be Peter. "@inrng: "Where are they?" Sagan's victory salute pic.twitter.com/BGEs5WSS"
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  • ddraver
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    I'm lusting over the rocks though...
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  • ddraver wrote:
    I'm lusting over the rocks though...


    Eeeek :shock:
  • ddraver
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    I make no apologies for my geogeek. He makes my job interesting...
    We're in danger of confusing passion with incompetence
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  • inkyfingers
    inkyfingers Posts: 4,400
    ddraver wrote:
    I make no apologies for my geogeek. He makes my job interesting...

    What do you do? I dabbled in Earth Sciences before I became a captain of industry :wink:

    When I go on holiday I still look out for interesting rock formations, faults, dip, strike, etc.
    "I have a lovely photo of a Camargue horse but will not post it now" (Frenchfighter - July 2013)
  • LutherB
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    Popped into Smith's today & saw Sagan on cover of Pro-Cycling, interview in Road Cycle(?) mag. Hope he does well in the rest of the season as he's going in my Cobblestone fantasy team :)
  • ddraver
    ddraver Posts: 26,392
    ddraver wrote:
    I make no apologies for my geogeek. He makes my job interesting...

    What do you do? I dabbled in Earth Sciences before I became a captain of industry :wink:

    When I go on holiday I still look out for interesting rock formations, faults, dip, strike, etc.

    I'm a Petroleum Geologist specialising in Clastic Sedimentology (*haughty snort*)
    We're in danger of confusing passion with incompetence
    - @ddraver
  • inkyfingers
    inkyfingers Posts: 4,400
    ddraver wrote:
    ddraver wrote:
    I make no apologies for my geogeek. He makes my job interesting...

    What do you do? I dabbled in Earth Sciences before I became a captain of industry :wink:

    When I go on holiday I still look out for interesting rock formations, faults, dip, strike, etc.

    I'm a Petroleum Geologist specialising in Clastic Sedimentology (*haughty snort*)

    We are not worthy!

    Funnily enough I read part of one of my old geology books the other day, which I haven't opened for 10 years. It might as well have been written in Chinese for how much I can remember!
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  • ddraver
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    I know, sucks does nt it! I can't remember diddly squat about igneous or metamorphic stuff any more...
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  • rick_chasey
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    That'll be shell then?
  • ddraver
    ddraver Posts: 26,392
    No, I have too much of a personality for shell! ;) That sort of area though...
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  • greeny12
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    Sorry to continue the OT comments, but Oman truly is a geologist's paradise! I go out there once a year to do some oil-related writing and I get to speak to a lot of geologists who all spend every available moment exploring.

    I was really hoping to get out during the Tour of Oman this year and maybe take my bike for a crack at Jebel al Akhdar, but the stars just missed aligning.

    As for Sagan, he's a family favourite, particularly with my 6yo lad. I still prefer Mad Thomas de Gendt myself but there you go...
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  • brettjmcc
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    My 3 year old (and me admittedly) is a fan. This is him copying Super Sagan after his Hulk move last year LOL

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  • Macaloon
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    This hysteria is all very well, but has nobody noticed that @petosagan (for reals :lol: ) can't work Twitter? https://twitter.com/petosagan :shock:

    That said, I'm for fomenting a grass roots fan groundswell of voices to demand that St Peter is equipped with a cape and Elvis wig for his next victory performance.
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  • Gilbert: "I don't care if Sagan is better than me right now. If he is in the beginning of April it's a problem, but that won't be the case!"
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