G.P. Camaiore *Spoilers*
Has an interesting history of class winners (Sagan, Nibali, Chaves).
Startlist with some good talent on show (Nibali, Gerrans, Ulissi, Albasini) but no Sagan this year:
http://www.cyclingfever.com/editie.html?detp=view&_ap=startlijst&editie_idd=MjUyODY=
Profile:
Latest Twitter feed says Astana and Sky are doing the chasing:
https://twitter.com/GpCamaiore
Last year:
Startlist with some good talent on show (Nibali, Gerrans, Ulissi, Albasini) but no Sagan this year:
http://www.cyclingfever.com/editie.html?detp=view&_ap=startlijst&editie_idd=MjUyODY=
Profile:
Latest Twitter feed says Astana and Sky are doing the chasing:
https://twitter.com/GpCamaiore
Last year:
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Yates bro's are riding too although with Gerrans and Albasini riding i suspect they'll be on water bottle duty.0
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2hr highlight program on Ria Sport2 at 4pm GMT.0
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53km to go. Break has 2'44'' on the peloton:
Johnny Hoogerland
Daniele Colli
Silvio Giorni
Riccardo Donato0 -
andyrr wrote:2hr highlight program on Ria Sport2 at 4pm GMT.
Nope.
The usual trick has happened.
Now 65 minutes at 4-55GMT.
"Science is a tool for cheaters". An anonymous French PE teacher.0 -
Nice, thanks for flagging.Contador is the Greatest0
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One more time up the climb. It seems Astana/Nibali are taking their chances seriously.0
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what's everyone else doing?0
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jam1e wrote:what's everyone else doing?
I'm trying to get the month end accounts finished but I'm going to stop now for a sandwich and a cuppa“New York has the haircuts, London has the trousers, but Belfast has the reason!0 -
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All together for the last climb. Will Gerrans latch onto an attackers wheel? 0
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Ulissi, Arredondo, Montaguti (AG2R) and Simon Clarke are ahead by a handful of seconds.Contador is the Greatest0
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3ks 20secs.Contador is the Greatest0
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Arredondo looks stocky enough for a good sprint. Ulissi is damn quick too.0
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EKIMIKE wrote:Arredondo looks stocky enough for a good sprint. Ulissi is damn quick too.
Yeah he has already won a sprint, albeit a touch uphill. Ulissi has great form.Contador is the Greatest0 -
Ulissi wins. Good stuff.
Contador is the Greatest0 -
he's looking good for my Strade Bianchi PTP...0
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Nice win! It would be great if he could be in form for the Ardennes too. They're shaping up well this year.0
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Top 10:
1 Diego Ulissi - LAM
2 Matteo Montaguti - ALM s.t.
3 Julian David Arredondo - TFR s.t.
4 Simon Clarke - OGE s.t.
5 Sonny Colbrelli - BAR 03''
6 Fabio Felline - TFR 03''
7 Jens Keukeleire - OGE 03''
8 Salvatore Puccio - SKY 03''
9 Mauro Finetto - YEL 03''
10 Francesco Gavazzi - AST 03''0 -
Just watched an excellent hour of highlights on RAI.
Lovely, early Spring day.
The Nibali bros interviewed
We had plenty of tv time for Hoogerland in the early break.
Final climb gave us a sighting of Nibali snr stretching out the bunch.
Pirazzi then attacked off his wheel.
Arrendono took off like a scalded cat, apparently free and clear until
Ulissi turned up the gas a breezed across the gap.
From then on, there was only one winner, if they weren't caught....and they almost were.
On the down side, Simon Yates taken out, if not down, on the descent.
Got into a tangle with a Colombia rider who had come off on a bend.
The whole hour show now available to watch.
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=G4X1_Jl_hg4"Science is a tool for cheaters". An anonymous French PE teacher.0 -
1hr:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?feature=pl ... 4X1_Jl_hg4
Arrendondo's attack at 39.45 is amazing.
Nibali and his bro:
Contador is the Greatest0
