baseballlover312 wrote:
BTW whoever said that Kwiatkowski would beat Talansky can suck it!
That happened only because Talansky lost time in Pyrenees, so he was allowed to join a breakaway later, by which he regained ~10 minutes, while Kwiatek rode his best and stayed high in GC whole Tour.
Well who finished better?
lol Kwiatek isn't even a climber. He will blow Talansky out of water if he improves in the mountains. You can turn your USA nationalism off.
They weren't even going for Talansky at Garmin until the Alps. So you can go fuck off.
Kwiatek was working for Cavendish for the whole Tour...
baseballlover312 wrote:
BTW whoever said that Kwiatkowski would beat Talansky can suck it!
That happened only because Talansky lost time in Pyrenees, so he was allowed to join a breakaway later, by which he regained ~10 minutes, while Kwiatek rode his best and stayed high in GC whole Tour.
Well who finished better?
lol Kwiatek isn't even a climber. He will blow Talansky out of water if he improves in the mountains. You can turn your USA nationalism off.
They weren't even going for Talansky at Garmin until the Alps. So you can go fuck off.
Talansky is a better climber and has better 3rd week recovery. And in ITT he is worse, but not by much. Talansky is the bigger GT talent. Especially because he seems to get less worse in the 3rd week. Proven by yesterday
valverde321 wrote:
When is it going to get dark? It looks to me like they might finish before it even gets dark, which would be a bit of a let down.
I know it doesn't get dark here until about ~9:30pm and if my timezone calculation is right thats not for another 1.5 hours in France
9:43pm, so in just under 1 hour. It'll be almost dark when they finish, dark for the podiums with this light projection show on the arc.
Cannot wait, bet Eurosport cuts away for it though
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