FroomeDog99 wrote:
Rodriguez, Rolland and Pinot all in an early group of 29 off the front.
Europcar have there hlaf of their team
Yeah, here's a partial list. Voeckler, Gautier also in there for Europcar. Bardet also in there as 11th overall.
11. Romain Bardet (F), Ag2r, at 16:04
14. Pierre Rolland (F), Europcar, at 18:37
18. Thibaut Pinot (F), FdJ, at 26:14
19. Jan Bakelants (B), Ag2r, at 39:22
22. Roman Kreuziger (Cz), Tinkoff-Saxo, at 44:34
26. Jakob Fuglsang (Dk), Astana, at 49:25
30. Joaquim Rodriguez (Sp), Katusha, at 1:02:19
34. Michael Rogers (Aus), Tinkoff-Saxo, at 1:07:02
43. Daniel Martin (Irl), Cannondale-Garmin 1:25:33
44. Cyril Gautier (F), Europcar, at 1:26:27
50. Thomas Voeckler (F), Europcar, at 1:32:46
67. Damiano Caruso (I), BMC, at 1:49:06
77. Christophe Riblon (F), Ag2r, at 1:59:01
83. Winner Anacona (Col), Movistar, at 2:04:25
90. Thomas De Gendt (B), Lotto Soudal, at 2:07:26
93. Georg Preidler (A), Giant-Alpecin, at 2:11:25
100. Rohan Dennis (Aus), BMC, at 2:17:54
116. Simon Yates (GB), Orica GreenEdge, at 2:30:52
129. Julian Arredondo (Col), Trek, at 2:43:13
FroomeDog99 wrote:
Rodriguez, Rolland and Pinot all in an early group of 29 off the front.
Europcar have there hlaf of their team
Yeah, here's a partial list. Voeckler, Gautier also in there for Europcar. Bardet also in there as 11th overall.
11. Romain Bardet (F), Ag2r, at 16:04
14. Pierre Rolland (F), Europcar, at 18:37
18. Thibaut Pinot (F), FdJ, at 26:14
19. Jan Bakelants (B), Ag2r, at 39:22
22. Roman Kreuziger (Cz), Tinkoff-Saxo, at 44:34
26. Jakob Fuglsang (Dk), Astana, at 49:25
30. Joaquim Rodriguez (Sp), Katusha, at 1:02:19
34. Michael Rogers (Aus), Tinkoff-Saxo, at 1:07:02
43. Daniel Martin (Irl), Cannondale-Garmin 1:25:33
44. Cyril Gautier (F), Europcar, at 1:26:27
50. Thomas Voeckler (F), Europcar, at 1:32:46
67. Damiano Caruso (I), BMC, at 1:49:06
77. Christophe Riblon (F), Ag2r, at 1:59:01
83. Winner Anacona (Col), Movistar, at 2:04:25
90. Thomas De Gendt (B), Lotto Soudal, at 2:07:26
93. Georg Preidler (A), Giant-Alpecin, at 2:11:25
100. Rohan Dennis (Aus), BMC, at 2:17:54
116. Simon Yates (GB), Orica GreenEdge, at 2:30:52
129. Julian Arredondo (Col), Trek, at 2:43:13
11. Romain Bardet (F), Ag2r, at 16:04
12. Andrew Talansky (USA), Cannondale-Garmin, at 16:25
14. Pierre Rolland (F), Europcar, at 18:37
15. Serge Pauwels (B), MTN-Qhubeka, at 20:07
18. Thibaut Pinot (F), FdJ, at 26:14
19. Jan Bakelants (B), Ag2r, at 39:22
22. Roman Kreuziger (Cz), Tinkoff-Saxo, at 44:34
24. Jonathan Castroviejo (Sp), Movistar, at 45:34
26. Jakob Fuglsang (Dk), Astana, at 49:25
30. Joaquim Rodriguez (Sp), Katusha, at 1:02:19
31. Jan Barta (Cz), Bora-Argon 18, at 1:03:01
34. Michael Rogers (Aus), Tinkoff-Saxo, at 1:07:02
36. Bob Jungels (Lux), Trek, at 1:13:33
38. Romain Sicard (F), Europcar, at 1:15:11
43. Daniel Martin (Irl), Cannondale-Garmin 1:25:33
44. Cyril Gautier (F), Europcar, at 1:26:27
48. Ruben Plaza Molina (Sp), Lampre-Merida, at 1:31:17
50. Thomas Voeckler (F), Europcar, at 1:32:46
56. Ryder Hesjedal (Can), Cannondale-Garmin, at 1:39:18
67. Damiano Caruso (I), BMC, at 1:49:06
74. Stef Clement (Nl), IAM, at 1:55:45
77. Christophe Riblon (F), Ag2r, at 1:59:01
83. Winner Anacona (Col), Movistar, at 2:04:25
90. Thomas De Gendt (B), Lotto Soudal, at 2:07:26
93. Georg Preidler (A), Giant-Alpecin, at 2:11:25
100. Rohan Dennis (Aus), BMC, at 2:17:54
116. Simon Yates (GB), Orica GreenEdge, at 2:30:52
129. Julian Arredondo (Col), Trek, at 2:43:13
161. Michael Matthews (Aus), Orica GreenEdge, at 3:20:30
DiCyc wrote:
Impressive that Matthews had not abboned yet and he is in the breakaway
I rather call it silly. He is absolutely useless and only has to suffer, i dont get the point...
You know I always wonder in a stage like today what the bonus is for having a teammate in the break. Did geschke have an advantage to having degenkolb 'police' things for him? I guess can be helpful later when you need a guy to try and control things, though hard to see Matthews making it too far up Glandon.
I think Rogers is a half decent bet for the stage if he has been given the go ahead, I don't like the guy but he is dangerous on a stage like this
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SSJ2Luigi wrote:
so the tour de france top 10 will be the big 4 + Valverde, Thomas and some breakaway riders?
And that would something surprising?
doesn't mean I'm not annoyed by it
i'm sure you'll get over it
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Smowz wrote:
Glandon descent should be better for Pinot, will be interesting to see if Talanskiy and Martin can do something also.
4 europcars please someone buy the team request today!
One MTN guy, oh what will Sherwin be able to bang on about today?
Let's hope he doesn't use the Glandon descent to again mention the fact that he always said Froome was a great descender because he competed for Kenya in the MTB at the 2006 Commonwealth games ... where he got a place by default, and failed to finish.
Smowz wrote:
Glandon descent should be better for Pinot, will be interesting to see if Talanskiy and Martin can do something also.
4 europcars please someone buy the team request today!
One MTN guy, oh what will Sherwin be able to bang on about today?
Let's hope he doesn't use the Glandon descent to again mention the fact that he always said Froome was a great descender because he competed for Kenya in the MTB at the 2006 Commonwealth games ... where he got a place by default, and failed to finish.
Yeah but facts have never got in the way of Phil and Paul telling a bullshit story
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