TDF Stage 12: Bourg-en-Bresse / St Etiennie *spoiler*
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Casino Classics or Too Young to Die... which was the best of their albums?0
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Why did Giant come off the front? Who were they expecting to take it up? Bonkeurs....
No help from ITV4 on which sprinters are still on board, is it everyone?0 -
In other news,there`s 10% off at Jacamo,and 1 is the loneliest number?Whats the solution? Just pedal faster you baby.
Summer B,man Team Carbon LE#222
Winter Alan Top Cross
All rounder Spec. Allez.0 -
How has Griepel got on over the climbs?0
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FleshTuxedo wrote:Why did Giant come off the front? Who were they expecting to take it up? Bonkeurs....
No help from ITV4 on which sprinters are still on board, is it everyone?0 -
This gruppo will surely be compatto before the finish.
26 seconds.0 -
FleshTuxedo wrote:Why did Giant come off the front? Who were they expecting to take it up? Bonkeurs....
No help from ITV4 on which sprinters are still on board, is it everyone?
I think other sprint teams need to play Giant at their own game. Make them chase for a change instead of nipping out with 1KM to go and perhaps they wouldn't be so dominant.0 -
adr82 wrote:FleshTuxedo wrote:Why did Giant come off the front? Who were they expecting to take it up? Bonkeurs....
No help from ITV4 on which sprinters are still on board, is it everyone?
Cheers. Sagan looking unlikely to break his canard this afternoon.0 -
Most interesting thing to happen in this stage:
For the second year running, Rui Costa is the most popular rider when it comes to fan mail sent direct to the Tour de France, Docapost, who run the Tour's internal Post Office, have confirmed to Cyclingnews.
Since the Tour began the Lampre-Merida leader has received 53 letters or e-cards to date, considerably more than Alejandro Valverde (Movistar), who like in 2013, is in second place. TIago Machado (NetApp-Endura) is lying third with 36 messages, whilst Alberto Contador (Tinkoff-Saxo), despite leaving the race, is in fourth - as he was in the Tour's ‘fan mail ranking' and the overall classification, curiously enough, last year - with 25. Tony Gallopin (Lotto-Belisol) is in fifth with 24.
http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/costa-g ... mail-againContador is the Greatest0 -
Giant gapping the peloton here0
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20s @ 10k0
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frenchfighter wrote:Most interesting thing to happen in this stage:
For the second year running, Rui Costa is the most popular rider when it comes to fan mail sent direct to the Tour de France, Docapost, who run the Tour's internal Post Office, have confirmed to Cyclingnews.
Since the Tour began the Lampre-Merida leader has received 53 letters or e-cards to date, considerably more than Alejandro Valverde (Movistar), who like in 2013, is in second place. TIago Machado (NetApp-Endura) is lying third with 36 messages, whilst Alberto Contador (Tinkoff-Saxo), despite leaving the race, is in fourth - as he was in the Tour's ‘fan mail ranking' and the overall classification, curiously enough, last year - with 25. Tony Gallopin (Lotto-Belisol) is in fifth with 24.
http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/costa-g ... mail-again
53 letters. Imagine.0 -
letour.fr saying only Kittel and Renshaw of the big sprinters have been dropped, everyone else still in there0
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Clarke not enough legs to take a turn. x20
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Gautier not happy with Clarke sitting on his wheel0
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Clarke taking the p*ss0
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Break caught at 5k0
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Lotto guy on the front so is Griepel there?0
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Yeesh that was a nasty junction... riders diving through gaps in the barriers!0
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Greipel down0
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Greipel down!!!0
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Crash, Greipel down! Chava too?0
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Greipel in that crash?0
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Chavanel and Griepel down in a crash.0
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Gripel and Chava down0
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Cannondale on the front now0
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Giant vs Cannondale vs OPQS vs Katusha0
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If Sagan doesn't get this it will be funny watching him throw teddy out of the pram0
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Who for OPQS? Trentin?0