Grand Départ 2020 - Stage 2: Nice Haut Pays - Nice 186 km *Spoilers*
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How did Sagan end up on his own? Just hoovering up green jersey points?Pross said:
Not really. Interesting KoM battle and Kristoff doing his best to hold on to the top of the second 1st cat climb but ultimately failing.lettingthedaysgoby said:Afternoon all, just got in, have I missed anything?
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He was in the break but got dropped on the second climb.lettingthedaysgoby said:
How did Sagan end up on his own? Just hoovering up green jersey points?Pross said:
Not really. Interesting KoM battle and Kristoff doing his best to hold on to the top of the second 1st cat climb but ultimately failing.lettingthedaysgoby said:Afternoon all, just got in, have I missed anything?
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He's actually in the peloton now though, they're only showing green as Kristoff is behind.0
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Was supposed to have done this descent back in May.lettingthedaysgoby said:Man I want to have a go at this descent, it looks spectacular.
Bl00dy covids0 -
Quite the bit of tarmac"If I was a 38 year old man, I definitely wouldn't be riding a bright yellow bike with Hello Kitty disc wheels, put it that way. What we're witnessing here is the world's most high profile mid-life crisis" Afx237vi Mon Jul 20, 2009 2:43 pm0
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Thought it was. I only found out recently we had one living wild in Wales but it died recently.No_Ta_Doctor said:
Yesterday's bird shot was a vulture I think, darker plumage.0 -
Fireworks later.rick_chasey said:Love it.
Dull stage.Warning No formatter is installed for the format0 -
Well I'm off to sample the climbing around Lucéram when this pandemic is over.
https://www.google.com/maps/place/06440+Luc%C3%A9ram,+France/@43.9004402,7.3547639,4862m/data=!3m1!1e3!4m5!3m4!1s0x12cdb92ad96c7503:0x40819a5fd979b20!8m2!3d43.883746!4d7.360897Correlation is not causation.2 -
I did it a couple of years back. Rubber on each hairpin from the Monte Carlo rally which had been up it. Those are seriously tight hairpins. Didn't realise at the time how stunning it would look from above.poweredbyidris said:
Was supposed to have done this descent back in May.lettingthedaysgoby said:Man I want to have a go at this descent, it looks spectacular.
Bl00dy covids
Shame they're not doing the Col de Braus as that's another stunner.0 -
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Jumbo look like they are setting this one up for van Aert.
They might as well take the yellow jersey now as they are riding like they already have it.....
.....well, they have, but you know what I mean."Science is a tool for cheaters". An anonymous French PE teacher.0 -
Anyone recommend any decent TDF podcasts? I used to subscribe to the ITV one but it's become virtually unlistenable recently.ddraver said:Ah ok, Ned & Dave didn't pick up on that...
Maybe time for some podcasts for an hour. Unfortunately I can't mute either ITV or GCN apps to have it on in the background...
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What are you after?DeadCalm said:
Anyone recommend any decent TDF podcasts? I used to subscribe to the ITV one but it's become virtually unlistenable recently.ddraver said:Ah ok, Ned & Dave didn't pick up on that...
Maybe time for some podcasts for an hour. Unfortunately I can't mute either ITV or GCN apps to have it on in the background...
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I enjoy Ned and the lads talking bollox ... For contrast you can check the spreads at LR or the dine out with the Tory graph at cycling podcast.. or listen to them all"If I was a 38 year old man, I definitely wouldn't be riding a bright yellow bike with Hello Kitty disc wheels, put it that way. What we're witnessing here is the world's most high profile mid-life crisis" Afx237vi Mon Jul 20, 2009 2:43 pm0
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Asgreen now leading the peloton. Beast.Warning No formatter is installed for the format0
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I'm not opposed to informal but I'd like something where I can get some reasonably informed opinion rather than 4 blokes talking over each other, trying, and generally failing, to be funny.rick_chasey said:
What are you after?DeadCalm said:
Anyone recommend any decent TDF podcasts? I used to subscribe to the ITV one but it's become virtually unlistenable recently.ddraver said:Ah ok, Ned & Dave didn't pick up on that...
Maybe time for some podcasts for an hour. Unfortunately I can't mute either ITV or GCN apps to have it on in the background...0 -
Carthy puts in a dig.0
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Not Carthy.0
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Alaphilippe fancies this.0
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If you want analysis then move is ok - with all the caveats of Armstrong et al making a point but Breukink is rarely wrong.DeadCalm said:
I'm not opposed to informal but I'd like something where I can get some reasonably informed opinion rather than 4 blokes talking over each other, trying, and generally failing, to be funny.rick_chasey said:
What are you after?DeadCalm said:
Anyone recommend any decent TDF podcasts? I used to subscribe to the ITV one but it's become virtually unlistenable recently.ddraver said:Ah ok, Ned & Dave didn't pick up on that...
Maybe time for some podcasts for an hour. Unfortunately I can't mute either ITV or GCN apps to have it on in the background...
Wiggins isn’t short of an opinion but again it is often about him.
I don’t tend to listen to the cycling podcast in the Tour (no Friebe) but they are quite good with the ‘narrative’, being journos and all.1 -
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I could almost believe it's early July from those heli shots."Science is a tool for cheaters". An anonymous French PE teacher.0
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Looking to get his balls up in early.rick_chasey said:Pinot is sitting quite far back
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Anyone know why they’re setting off so late in this Tour?
I eat with my toddler at 5:30 and it’s screwing up the routine.0 -
Kamna has a solo chute.
Glad I'm on ITV 4 as Kirby will be firing off Lennies, left right and centre"Science is a tool for cheaters". An anonymous French PE teacher.0