Tour de France 2017 | Week 2 Pyrenees
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Luxemburger |
Posted on 15-07-2017 16:47
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Aru losing yellow in an actually dumb way. To be fair he really looked done in the end though.
Kirchen's second account according to Spilak23, 21-07-2016 17:16
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Kirchen_75 |
Posted on 15-07-2017 16:47
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Roextro wrote:
Danish TV said they heard a crash on radio tour, maybe that's what caused the holes?
No 3km same time zone though so doesnt matter really. |
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Luxemburger |
Posted on 15-07-2017 16:49
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Giving Froome the same time as the winner is hilarious though.
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Nin1388 |
Posted on 15-07-2017 16:49
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Kirchen_75 wrote:
Roextro wrote:
Danish TV said they heard a crash on radio tour, maybe that's what caused the holes?
No 3km same time zone though so doesnt matter really.
Last year Ventoux, no 3kms rule. STill Froome got Porte's time.
But problem is Aru is not British hence there will be no media outcry. |
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Roextro |
Posted on 15-07-2017 16:50
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He got +1 second |
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Dusen |
Posted on 15-07-2017 17:00
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If i was Aru i would kill my team mates when we got back to the hotel. Bunch of useless excuses for a bikerider. Their only job was to make sure he was in top 15-20 when they entered the climb, and he enters as nr 40 or something. |
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Miguel98 |
Posted on 15-07-2017 17:03
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Dusen wrote:
If i was Aru i would kill my team mates when we got back to the hotel. Bunch of useless excuses for a bikerider. Their only job was to make sure he was in top 15-20 when they entered the climb, and he enters as nr 40 or something.
Well, if you count the fact his current team-mates left are average at best... Not his fault Cataldo and Fuglsang dropped out with injuries. |
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Dusen |
Posted on 15-07-2017 17:05
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Miguel98 wrote:
Dusen wrote:
If i was Aru i would kill my team mates when we got back to the hotel. Bunch of useless excuses for a bikerider. Their only job was to make sure he was in top 15-20 when they entered the climb, and he enters as nr 40 or something.
Well, if you count the fact his current team-mates left are average at best... Not his fault Cataldo and Fuglsang dropped out with injuries.
This isn't a mountain stage, he has names who should have been able to deliver him. No excuse. This is normally a terrain for Valgren and Lutsenko, but they were nowhere to be seen? And what about Zeits. Not good enough... |
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sutty68 |
Posted on 15-07-2017 17:26
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Have to congratulate Bling on a nice win , he had to deliver after all the work his team done !!! |
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Paul23 |
Posted on 15-07-2017 17:37
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Nin1388 wrote:
Kirchen_75 wrote:
Roextro wrote:
Danish TV said they heard a crash on radio tour, maybe that's what caused the holes?
No 3km same time zone though so doesnt matter really.
Last year Ventoux, no 3kms rule. STill Froome got Porte's time.
But problem is Aru is not British hence there will be no media outcry.
Ventoux was handled like this, because the organizer moto caused the incident. It wasn't a gault of someone from the race, but from outside. That's a major difference.
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ringo182 |
Posted on 15-07-2017 17:49
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Nin1388 wrote:
Kirchen_75 wrote:
Roextro wrote:
Danish TV said they heard a crash on radio tour, maybe that's what caused the holes?
No 3km same time zone though so doesnt matter really.
Last year Ventoux, no 3kms rule. STill Froome got Porte's time.
But problem is Aru is not British hence there will be no media outcry.
Yes, because the Brits are the major national power in cycling.
"Ringo is exactly right", Shonak - 8 September 2016
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Miguel98 |
Posted on 15-07-2017 18:28
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Dusen wrote:
Miguel98 wrote:
Dusen wrote:
If i was Aru i would kill my team mates when we got back to the hotel. Bunch of useless excuses for a bikerider. Their only job was to make sure he was in top 15-20 when they entered the climb, and he enters as nr 40 or something.
Well, if you count the fact his current team-mates left are average at best... Not his fault Cataldo and Fuglsang dropped out with injuries.
This isn't a mountain stage, he has names who should have been able to deliver him. No excuse. This is normally a terrain for Valgren and Lutsenko, but they were nowhere to be seen? And what about Zeits. Not good enough...
Lutsenko crashed hard early on on this Tour. Valgren I don't know what happened. |
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ruben |
Posted on 15-07-2017 18:45
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Valgren was in the group and says Aru didn't follow?
Michael Valgren (Astana)
[Asked what happened with Aru].
I don’t know. Ask him. I tried to take him to the front, but he didn’t stick on my wheel. Did we lose the jersey?
[After being told Froome has the jersey after the stage].
Good.
I knew the run-in from two years ago, so I knew it was a hard one. It was hectic with the big downhill and everybody coming from the side. It was kind of a lottery to be in the front. Sometimes you’re there and sometimes you get snapped by the bunch.
I don’t know what happened to Fabio, to be honest. We were three guys there in the end, so it was hard to keep in the front. |
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Kirchen_75 |
Posted on 15-07-2017 21:00
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Aru threw away the seconds he made on Belles Filles. Absolute amateur hour.
Nice try by Phil but he went too early. He probably thought it was Cauberg and he could just drop everyone but the problem was everyone was too fresh |
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Lamba |
Posted on 15-07-2017 21:01
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Miguel98 wrote:
Dusen wrote:
If i was Aru i would kill my team mates when we got back to the hotel. Bunch of useless excuses for a bikerider. Their only job was to make sure he was in top 15-20 when they entered the climb, and he enters as nr 40 or something.
Well, if you count the fact his current team-mates left are average at best... Not his fault Cataldo and Fuglsang dropped out with injuries.
Can't be the helper's fault that Aru can't hold a wheel if you glued it to him. |
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Kirchen_75 |
Posted on 15-07-2017 21:29
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Lamba wrote:
Miguel98 wrote:
Dusen wrote:
If i was Aru i would kill my team mates when we got back to the hotel. Bunch of useless excuses for a bikerider. Their only job was to make sure he was in top 15-20 when they entered the climb, and he enters as nr 40 or something.
Well, if you count the fact his current team-mates left are average at best... Not his fault Cataldo and Fuglsang dropped out with injuries.
Can't be the helper's fault that Aru can't hold a wheel if you glued it to him.
You don't even need a team to move up in a group of 60 riders. |
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sylvao |
Posted on 17-07-2017 07:53
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Some photos I took saturday on stage #14 'Blagnac - Rodez', near gaillac:
The breakaway, with Thomas De Gendt in last position
Peloton, Aru in yellow jersey for the day |
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