Tick Tock - Tour de France 2015
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You can download the race's roadbook here: http://www.letour.fr/le-tour/2015/us/linkExtranetFiles/us/tdf15-lr-uk-bd_1433865678.pdfanyone know where to find the tour de france feed zones?
It has just about every bit of information you could need, including feed zones.Twitter: @RichN950 -
You can download the race's roadbook here: http://www.letour.fr/le-tour/2015/us/linkExtranetFiles/us/tdf15-lr-uk-bd_1433865678.pdfanyone know where to find the tour de france feed zones?
It has just about every bit of information you could need, including feed zones.
It says login and password is required?0 -
Oh. I don't get that. What stage(s) did you want to know the feed zones for?
You can download the race's roadbook here: http://www.letour.fr/le-tour/2015/us/linkExtranetFiles/us/tdf15-lr-uk-bd_1433865678.pdfanyone know where to find the tour de france feed zones?
It has just about every bit of information you could need, including feed zones.
It says login and password is required?Twitter: @RichN950 -
Oh. I don't get that. What stage(s) did you want to know the feed zones for?
You can download the race's roadbook here: http://www.letour.fr/le-tour/2015/us/linkExtranetFiles/us/tdf15-lr-uk-bd_1433865678.pdfanyone know where to find the tour de france feed zones?
It has just about every bit of information you could need, including feed zones.
It says login and password is required?
stage 5 chief0 -
It's at Clery-sur-Somme, just north of Peronne. About 7km after the intermediate sprint. The Publicity Caravan is scheduled to go through at 1.18, the riders two hours later.
Oh. I don't get that. What stage(s) did you want to know the feed zones for?
You can download the race's roadbook here: http://www.letour.fr/le-tour/2015/us/linkExtranetFiles/us/tdf15-lr-uk-bd_1433865678.pdfanyone know where to find the tour de france feed zones?
It has just about every bit of information you could need, including feed zones.
It says login and password is required?
stage 5 chiefTwitter: @RichN950 -
It's at Clery-sur-Somme, just north of Peronne. About 7km after the intermediate sprint. The Publicity Caravan is scheduled to go through at 1.18, the riders two hours later.
Oh. I don't get that. What stage(s) did you want to know the feed zones for?
You can download the race's roadbook here: http://www.letour.fr/le-tour/2015/us/linkExtranetFiles/us/tdf15-lr-uk-bd_1433865678.pdfanyone know where to find the tour de france feed zones?
It has just about every bit of information you could need, including feed zones.
It says login and password is required?
stage 5 chief
cheers, your a star. how come your able to open the page and im not?0 -
I think it may be a geographic thing. I couldn't get to it originally but someone on here who lives in Belgium could, so I used Hola to set my browser to Belgium and I got straight in.cheers, your a star. how come your able to open the page and im not?Twitter: @RichN950 -
I think it may be a geographic thing. I couldn't get to it originally but someone on here who lives in Belgium could, so I used Hola to set my browser to Belgium and I got straight in.cheers, your a star. how come your able to open the page and im not?
ok thanks for your help0 -
Looks like Dowsett is going to ride the Tour, despite not being on Movistar's long list.0
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I think it may be a geographic thing. I couldn't get to it originally but someone on here who lives in Belgium could, so I used Hola to set my browser to Belgium and I got straight in.cheers, your a star. how come your able to open the page and im not?
you can get everything in Belguim0 -
I managed to download it in Bedfordshire, so maybe it's a B thing.0
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anyone know where to find the tour de france feed zones?
Someone wanting some free bidons?
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And I can download it in Devon, but maybe I qualify because of my name.I managed to download it in Bedfordshire, so maybe it's a B thing.0 -
And I can download it in Devon, but maybe I qualify because of my name.I managed to download it in Bedfordshire, so maybe it's a B thing.
I think they may have changed the "permissions". When this link first got posted on this thread I couldn't download it as I was asked for ID/password. I ended up downloading it from another source.
However, I just check back on the original link and it lets me straight in.“You may think that; I couldn’t possibly comment!”
Wilier Cento Uno SR/Wilier Mortirolo/Specialized Roubaix Comp/Kona Hei Hei/Calibre Bossnut0 -
Froome
Porte
Thomas
Stannard
Rowe
Kennaugh
Roche
Konig
Poels
Very strong team, lots of Brits0 -
The rider profiles on SSN are cringeworthy.
Froome is English
Porte won the 2010 Giro0 -
He is English. Well officially at least.[url=http://www.bikeradar.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=19636620#p19636620]TakeTheHighRoad[/url] wrote:The rider profiles on SSN are cringeworthy.
Froome is English
Porte won the 2010 GiroTwitter: @RichN950 -
I can't believe they haven't selected Wiggo. 2020 Reilly Spectre - raw titanium
2020 Merida Reacto Disc Ltd - black on black
2015 CAAD8 105 - very green - stripped to turbo bike
2018 Planet X Exocet 2 - grey
The departed:
2017 Cervelo R3 DI2 - sold
Boardman CX Team - sold
Cannondale Synapse - broken
Cube Streamer - stolen
Boardman Road Comp - stolen0 -
I can't believe Roche got in. He either has dirt on someone or has amazing numbers in training.0
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I can't believe Roche got in. He either has dirt on someone or has amazing numbers in training.
It could possibly be that he was part of their 'plan A' and they've just decided to stick with it. Or that there was a specific reason for his poor performance in the Dauphine and they're satisfied he'll be better in the Tour.
Personally I would have gone for Knees or Eisel. It's already a strong team for setting the pace on the climbs. Froome needs people for the crosswind/flat days and for shepherding him over the cobbles.
Plus Roche was rubbish in the TTT.0 -
Tinkoff:
Basso, Bennati, Contador, Kreuziger, Majka, Rogers, P.Sagan, Tosatto, Valgren.0 -
I'm always surprised that Tinkov doesn't pick himself.Tinkoff:
Basso, Bennati, Contador, Kreuziger, Majka, Rogers, P.Sagan, Tosatto, Valgren.
Quite an old team.Twitter: @RichN950 -
Interesting that Nibali has suddenly shown some form. Just in time for his defence to start.0
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[url=http://www.bikeradar.com/forums/viewtopic.php?p=19636619#p19636619]TakeTheHighRoad[/url] wrote:Froome
Porte
Thomas
Stannard
Rowe
Kennaugh
Roche
Konig
Poels
Very strong team, lots of Brits
I don't know the most Brits to have started the Tour but i think it's 7 finishers.
Potentially 10 starters this year so could be a record year.0 -
There is a potential British winner for every stage this year. That's what I find remarkable about where we are.0
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Interesting that Nibali has suddenly shown some form. Just in time for his defence to start.
Nibali has been doing his steady measured build up to the tour and is riding himself into form using stage races as prep as per last year. I think he’s still the weakest of the pure climbers or GC riders, but tactically is probably the most astute, and will have a pretty strong supporting cast. I genuinely think Contadors support riders are not in the same class as the Sky or Astana riders.0 -
Appparently there were ten in 1955, back when they had nation teams - only two finished.I don't know the most Brits to have started the Tour but i think it's 7 finishers.
Potentially 10 starters this year so could be a record year.
As you correctly say, the most finishers is seven in 2010.Twitter: @RichN950 -
Interesting that Nibali has suddenly shown some form. Just in time for his defence to start.
Not sure why that is interesting , it seems obvious, doesn't it?0
