Vuelta 2017 Stage 10:- Caravaca Año Jubilar 2017 - ElPozo Alimentación 164.8Kms *Spoilers*

Stage 10:- Caravaca Año Jubilar 2017 - ElPozo Alimentación 164.8Kms
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Another ridiculously fast stage. Under 70kms to go already.
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Another ridiculously fast stage. Under 70kms to go already.
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Break includes LL Sanchez, De Marchi, Rojas and Geniez, all potential winners.
Also there, Trentin, wearing the green jersey and perhaps trying to get it legitimately back? He just took the intermediate sprint, bringing him to only 3 pts behind Froome.
But no Bardet, Alaphilippe, Jungels, Rui Costa, Majka or de Gendt in the break, although Jungels did try to break away before the successful one did happen (which he missed).
Rest of the GC folks all together a couple of mins behind.
So forgot/couldn't see with the bends, that there was still someone relevant up front?
Wilier Cento Uno SR/Wilier Mortirolo/Specialized Roubaix Comp/Calibre Bossnut
New contract made him feel flush
Saying other teams have responsibility too to chase him or that Roche is no danger to Froome, miss the point. It wasn't that others let him go or chose not to chase, unconcerned about how he might affect the GC, he simply escaped unnoticed. Like in the days before radios. So good that that is still possible.
Maybe Froome was too involved in discussing tomorrow's tactics with Nibali to notice!
Who is the other Roche, if Stephan and Nicolas are two of them?
I noticed in his summary, that that recently-retired Spaniard they have on Eurosport (I forget his name - I preferred it when he interviewed people, I find his summaries too simple, and I suspect pre-written for him, I liked him more when he had free rein what to say), referred to Nicolas R. as Stephan R. A slip of the tongue, but unfortunate.
But must be hard on any cycling son, the immediate association - like the Thurau case too.
When they briefly spoke during the run-in, Rojas probably suggested he winning and Trentin said No because of the points he wanted. And I doubt Trentin bought it either, knowing he would anyway win in a two-man sprint with Rojas.
Felt a bit sorry for Rojas, he having led Trentin on the descent, Trentin later admitting he is not the best descender so needed Rojas' line.
Surreal images on the descent.