PCM.daily banner
02-04-2025 19:48
PCM.daily
Users Online
· Guests Online: 28

· Members Online: 1
Roman

· Total Members: 163,801
· Newest Member: prelude867
View Thread
PCM.daily » PCM Stories & Story Games » PCM 17: Stories
Page 6 of 6: 1...3456
 Print Thread
Alex Edmondson ~ Giro Week 2!
Teddy The Creator
Top  #101 Print Post
Posted on 29-08-2017 06:27
@sutty68 Cheers, let's hope so!

May 13th, 2017

Giro d'Italia - Stage 8 - GT

i.imgur.com/Mr2YxN5.jpg

Molfetta - Peschici 189.5kms

Another similar stage to a couple days ago, a fairly flat profile with a couple small climbs before the finish and a hilly final few kilometres. Another chance for Chaves to maybe steal some time, or grab a stage win. Could be a day for the breakaway however, so the team have told me to try and hop into the front group. Exciting!

Race Report

As promised, I made my way into the breakaway. There were 8 of us up front, and no one was a threat for the pink jersey, so we were praying we'd be let go. Unfortunately however that wasn't the case, with FDJ not letting us get more than 3 or so minutes.

i.imgur.com/7mfGtW7.jpg
The 8-man break weren't given a lot of space today

6 of us were left as we passed over the top of the Monte Sant'Angelo. The peloton weren't far behind, and we'd be caught soon enough sadly. It was fun to be out in front, but it wasn't to be.

i.imgur.com/Nd6NBIw.jpg
The break's final hurrah atop Monte Sant'Angelo

As we were caught, the peloton rolled towards the final few crucial kilometres. The road began to shoot uphill, and position was everything. Roman was protecting Esteban as always, with Tom Dumoulin looking very comfortable right next to them.

i.imgur.com/zffUdeS.jpg
Nerves are high as the gradients rise

And once again, Esteban Chaves shoots off the front! He won't stop trying, and causes some serious trouble. Ben Swift was working for Diego Ulissi, while Sergio Henao & Tom Dumoulin were forced to chase alone.

i.imgur.com/pqjQA6y.jpg
Chaves tries to distance himself from the rest

As they got to the final kilometre, Esteban was caught, and the final sprint was on. A group of 20 was at the front and there would be no more gaps between the big favourites. After working hard for his leader earlier, Roman was in good position and actually led the peloton.

i.imgur.com/QXOwNfW.jpg
The final ascent to the line

Another burst of speed from Chaves had him in the lead as the line inched closer! However the famously quick Diego Ulissi was on his tail, and it looked like his race to lose. Kreuziger, Kangert & Dumoulin were just behind.

i.imgur.com/vLC3bUo.jpg
Diego Ulissi in prime position

But no! Chaves & Ulissi fade, as Kangert & Dumoulin battle it out for the win! And the pink jersey takes it, his second stage win so far! He adds 10" to his lead over Chaves, and Kangert continues his terrific form to close in on the podium.

i.imgur.com/BOm2neT.jpg
Win #2 for Tom Dumoulin

There was one major victim today, with Bob Jungels falling on a downhill just before a crucial uphill section. He lost 1'37" today and falls to 9th overall.

Stage Results

1 Tom DumoulinTeam Sunweb4h26'04
2 Tanel KangertAstana Pro Teams.t.
3 Diego UlissiUAE Team Emiratess.t.
4 Esteban ChavesOrica - Scotts.t.
5 Roman KreuzigerOrica - Scotts.t.
6 Sérgio Luis HenaoTeam Skys.t.
7 Vincenzo NibaliBahrain - Meridas.t.
8 Steven KruijswijkTeam Lotto NL - Jumbos.t.
9 Thibaut PinotFDJs.t.
10 Alexey LutsenkoAstana Pro Teams.t.
...
34 Alexander EdmondsonOrica - Scott+ 1'00
Spoiler

i.imgur.com/mVya5XL.png General Classification

1 Tom DumoulinTeam Sunweb35h37'00
2 Esteban ChavesOrica - Scott+ 22
3 Diego UlissiUAE Team Emirates+ 49
4 Tanel KangertAstana Pro Team+ 51
5 Thibaut PinotFDJ+ 57
6 Steven KruijswijkTeam Lotto NL - Jumbo+ 1'20
7 Vincenzo NibaliBahrain - Merida+ 1'44
8 Sérgio Luis HenaoTeam Sky+ 2'02
9 Bob JungelsQuick-Step Floors+ 2'47
10 Rigoberto UránCannondale - Drapac+ 4'15
...
44 Alexander EdmondsonOrica - Scott+ 16'00
Spoiler

i.imgur.com/toMV0os.png Points Classification

1 Dylan GroenewegenTeam Lotto NL - Jumbo112
2 Fernando GaviriaQuick-Step Floors106
3 Caleb EwanOrica - Scott101
4 Tom DumoulinTeam Sunweb77
5 Ben SwiftUAE Team Emirates58
...
23 Alexander EdmondsonOrica - Scott19
Spoiler

i.imgur.com/kj1qEJA.png King of the Mountains

1 Tom DumoulinTeam Sunweb32
2 Esteban ChavesOrica - Scott30
3 Lukas PöstlbergerBora - Hansgrohe28
4 Floris GertsBMC Racing Team23
5 Diego UlissiUAE Team Emirates14
...
31 Alexander EdmondsonOrica - Scott1
Spoiler

i.imgur.com/4CNIIRC.png Young Riders Classification

1 Bob JungelsQuick-Step Floors35h39'47
2 David GauduFDJ+ 3'50
3 Miguel Angel LopezAstana Pro Team+ 6'33
4 Alexey LutsenkoAstana Pro Team+ 8'22
5 Dylan GroenewegenTeam Lotto NL - Jumbo+ 9'17
…
8 Alexander EdmondsonOrica - Scott+ 13'13

Another day, another attack from Esteban! We came here with an attacking attitude and he's showing that in spades. Unfortunately no time gained but another good try.

I was happy with my performance today. I worked hard in the break all day, and then even after being caught I finished in the second group only a minute behind. I'll definitely be taking it easy tomorrow however with a big climb awaiting us, and then the time-trial the next day.

See you then,
Alex
 
sutty68
Top  #102 Print Post
Posted on 29-08-2017 08:14
Nice to see Alex get some tv time Wink
 
Aquarius97
Top  #103 Print Post
Posted on 29-08-2017 13:07
Esteban is going to have a hard time trying to beat Dumoulin. The Dutch looks unstoppable at the moment
Manager of [MG] Repsol - Netflix


pcmdaily.com/files/Awards2016/newmember.png
pcmdaily.com/files/Awards2017/newmanager.pngpcmdaily.com/files/Awards2017/improved.png
 
Teddy The Creator
Top  #104 Print Post
Posted on 05-09-2017 10:45
@sutty68 Was nice to get Alex out in front!
@Aquarius97 He is sure looking strong. But today will be decisive! Check out how Esteban went below Wink

May 14th, 2017

Giro d'Italia - Stage 9 - GT

i.imgur.com/Gkb5qbe.jpg

Montenero di Bisaccia - Blockhaus 148kms

Today is simple, 120 or so kms of flat riding before we reach the Passo Lanciano, or Blockhaus, a brutal 26km Appenine climb that gets steeper as it goes on. It's a true climbers day, and another chance for Esteban to steal some time on Dumoulin. I think after today we'll know who the real contenders for overall are. I'm just gonna take it easy, prepping for the big time-trial tomorrow.

Race Report

As we have vowed to be more present in the breakaways into the final 2 thirds of the Giro, we sent Simon Gerrans into the day's break. While we haven't marked today specifically as one for the breakaway, it as a good opportunity for Simon to check his legs and get into some more competitive racing.

The break, led by Gerrans, John Darwin Atapuma (Trek-Segafredo) & Julen Amezqueta (Wilier Triestina), gained over 6 mintues on the peloton into the final half of the race, and near the base of the climb their lead was at around 4 minutes. If they can hold on over the Blockhaus, today could be the first breakaway win of the Giro.

i.imgur.com/H7rNtmE.jpg
The 6 riders on a short climb before the Blockhaus

As we hit the first slopes of the climb, an early attack came from Rigoberto Urán (Cannondale-Drapac). At 4'15" behind the maglia rosa, he would need a lot of time to get back in the hunt for a podium spot.

i.imgur.com/fQB7ad9.jpg
As the climb starts, Urán rides away

The peloton was looking nervous, waiting to see who would respond. Sensing that Tom Dumoulin (Sunweb) was slightly out of position, Esteban Chaves attacks! Henao (Sky), Kruijswijk (LottoNL-Jumbo), Nibali (Bahrain-Merida), König (Bora-Hansgrohe) & Kreuziger all try to follow.

The pace in the peloton was too fast for the breakaway to hold off, and with 20kms left they would be caught.

i.imgur.com/HrwZgJg.jpg
Chaves leads the attackers up the Blockhaus

Soon Henao had bridged the gap to Uran, while Chaves was leading the chase. Some breakaway riders tried to hold his wheel but couldn't stand his fast pace. He would soon catch up the front 2 riders as they would ride on ahead of the rest of the pink jersey group.

i.imgur.com/4x0Aiq6.jpg
3 Colombians lead the race up the Blockhaus

And back in the peloton, Thibaut Pinot attacks, and Tom Dumoulin thinks now is the time to catch up to the front 3. He could feel the maglia rosa slipping from his grasp, and would need to catch Chaves soon. The two work together to try and bridge the gap.

i.imgur.com/UMAWQA0.jpg
Dumoulin & Pinot on the chase

And as the two followers try to catch the front 3, Chaves decided to push the pace once again. It was too much for his countrymen, and gaps began to form as he rode alone up the road.

i.imgur.com/9Pwl9KV.jpg
Esteban puts the pedal down

Into the final 2 kilometres, and Uran had joined Pinot & Dumoulin in the chase. Chaves was still up ahead, and although he had seemingly hit the wall, was doing everything he could to will himself to the line.

i.imgur.com/x4ztQZE.jpg
The Frenchman Pinot looking strong

And Dumoulin has cracked! Pinot's acceleration was too much, and now he has Chaves in his sights! Less than a kilometre left, how much time would Dumoulin lose?

i.imgur.com/pOAhGy1.jpg
The pink jersey begins to lose ground

Soon Pinot passes Chaves, and rides over the line in 1st place! A great ride from the Frenchman. He gains 21" on Chaves, while Dumoulin comes back... 25" after Chaves! Enough to put El Chavito into pink!

i.imgur.com/LpmkFp3.jpg
Thibaut Pinot victorious atop the Blockhaus!

Behind the race, Tanel Kangert (Astana) & Steven Kruijswijk were the next best, coming in just 27" after Dumoulin. Very impressive from Kangert especially, with the Estonian continuing his career-best form.

Stage Results

1 Thibaut PinotFDJ4h01'26
2 Esteban ChavesOrica - Scott+ 21
3 Tom DumoulinTeam Sunweb+ 46
4 Tanel KangertAstana Pro Team+ 1'13
5 Steven KruijswijkTeam Lotto NL - Jumbos.t.
6 Rigoberto UránCannondale - Drapac+ 1'29
7 Sérgio Luis HenaoTeam Sky+ 1'59
8 Bob JungelsQuick-Step Floorss.t.
9 Vincenzo NibaliBahrain - Merida+ 2'28
10 Leopold KönigBora - Hansgrohes.t.
...
67 Alexander EdmondsonOrica - Scott12'14"
Spoiler

i.imgur.com/mVya5XL.png General Classification

i.imgur.com/LySNWVA.jpg
The smiling assassin in pink!

1 Esteban ChavesOrica - Scott39h39'03
2 Tom DumoulinTeam Sunweb+ 5
3 Thibaut PinotFDJ+ 10
4 Tanel KangertAstana Pro Team+ 1'27
5 Steven KruijswijkTeam Lotto NL - Jumbo+ 1'56
6 Diego UlissiUAE Team Emirates+ 2'40
7 Sérgio Luis HenaoTeam Sky+ 3'24
8 Vincenzo NibaliBahrain - Merida+ 3'35
9 Bob JungelsQuick-Step Floors+ 4'09
10 Rigoberto UránCannondale - Drapac+ 5'07
...
50 Alexander EdmondsonOrica - Scott+ 27'37
Spoiler

i.imgur.com/toMV0os.png Points Classification

1 Dylan GroenewegenTeam Lotto NL - Jumbo112
2 Fernando GaviriaQuick-Step Floors106
3 Caleb EwanOrica - Scott101
4 Tom DumoulinTeam Sunweb87
5 Esteban ChavesOrica - Scott63
...
26 Alexander EdmondsonOrica - Scott19
Spoiler

i.imgur.com/kj1qEJA.png King of the Mountains

1 Esteban ChavesOrica - Scott60
2 Tom DumoulinTeam Sunweb46
3 Thibaut PinotFDJ42
4 Lukas PöstlbergerBora - Hansgrohe28
5 Floris GertsBMC Racing Team23
Spoiler

i.imgur.com/4CNIIRC.png Young Riders Classification

1 Bob JungelsQuick-Step Floors39h43'12
2 David GauduFDJ+ 8'13
3 Miguel Angel LopezAstana Pro Team+ 11'37
4 Alexey LutsenkoAstana Pro Team+ 13'42
5 Hugh CarthyCannondale - Drapac+ 20'49
,,,
10 Alexander EdmondsonOrica - Scott+ 23'28

Chavito's in pink! He's riding spectacularly at the moment, very exciting signs for the rest of the race. We all get a hard-earned rest day now, I'm looking forward to a leisurely day tomorrow, then onto what will be a vital time trial.

See you in a couple days,
Alex
 
Ad Bot
Posted on 02-04-2025 19:48
Bot Agent

Posts: Countless
Joined: 23.11.09
IP: None  
Teddy The Creator
Top  #105 Print Post
Posted on 12-09-2017 13:14
May 16th, 2017

Giro d'Italia - Stage 10 - GT

i.imgur.com/BYDYCL8.jpg

Foligno - Montefalco 39.2kms

After a day's rest, we're back to racing. And it's the time-trial, just under 40 kilometres on an undulating route to Montefalco. Although no proper classified climbs, it's far from pan flat, with the final couple kilometres shooting uphill around 4% average. This suits Esteban more than a traditional time-trial, however with Dumoulin in such great form he could very likely lose pink after today.

As you know I love racing against the clock, and this is my first time-trial in top fitness this season, so will be cool to see how I go on a tough course.

Race Report

One of the first few riders out the gate was our own Michael Hepburn, and he shone, setting what would be the fastest time for quite a while. I followed him in the team car with Esteban to get a look at the course, and we were both raring to go.

i.imgur.com/pdaBCTx.jpg
Former Aussie champ Michael Hepburn setting an early benchmark

I hit the course about an hour later, and Michael was down to 5th place provisionally, with our countryman Rohan Dennis atop the times. I loved my ride, and about halfway saw a Bora - Hangsrohe rider in the distance. I chased him hard and right on the finish I overtook him, finishing just 2" behind Hepburn. I didn't expect such a good time, and was very happy, albeit tired, as I rolled over the line.

i.imgur.com/HSDle2m.jpg
Alex Edmondson passing Patrick Konrad over the line

As the final 10 riders were about to take off, Leopold König had set a blistering best time, almost 1'20" faster than Rohan Dennis. The Czech champion looks good for a stage win, but will have to hold off the GC contenders, namely Tom Dumoulin.

i.imgur.com/0VpKNxG.jpg
Leopold König battling away for a top-10 overall

As we flew through the final 10, we had some great times. Tanel Kangert continued his assault for the podium, just 20" slower than König, with Pinot & Uran the only other two contenders to best the Estonian. This was all before Tom Dumoulin set off however, and as he passed the first checkpoint it was becoming clear he was the strongest of the bunch. He ripped through the course and knocked off Konig & Pinot to take the best time by nearly a minute. He was flocked by media as he rolled over the line, as it looked like Pink would be his soon enough.

i.imgur.com/1gmBTlI.jpg
The big Dutchman blows the rest out of the water

With the pink across his shoulders, Esteban Chaves rolled down the ramp. Not his favourite discipline, the two long time-trials in the Giro were always going to be a problem for Esteban. Despite riding well over expectations and coming in 12th on the stage, Chavito lost over 2 minutes to Dumoulin, losing Pink and down to 3rd overall.

i.imgur.com/asUuedc.jpg
A great ride but not enough to keep Pink

Stage Results

1 Tom DumoulinTeam Sunweb52'58
2 Thibaut PinotFDJ+ 55
3 Leopold KönigBora - Hansgrohe+ 56
4 Rigoberto UránCannondale - Drapac+ 1'04
5 Tanel KangertAstana Pro Team+ 1'05
6 Rohan DennisBMC Racing Team+ 1'19
7 Luis León SánchezAstana Pro Team+ 1'41
8 Steven KruijswijkTeam Lotto NL - Jumbos.t.
9 Primož RogličTeam Lotto NL - Jumbo+ 1'43
10 Sérgio Luis HenaoTeam Sky+ 1'45
...
35 Alexander EdmondsonOrica - Scott+ 2'53
Spoiler

i.imgur.com/mVya5XL.png General Classification

1 Tom DumoulinTeam Sunweb40h32'06
2 Thibaut PinotFDJ+ 1'00
3 Esteban ChavesOrica - Scott+ 1'58
4 Tanel KangertAstana Pro Team+ 2'27
5 Steven KruijswijkTeam Lotto NL - Jumbo+ 3'32
6 Diego UlissiUAE Team Emirates+ 4'42
7 Sérgio Luis HenaoTeam Sky+ 5'04
8 Bob JungelsQuick-Step Floors+ 5'52
9 Vincenzo NibaliBahrain - Merida+ 6'03
10 Rigoberto UránCannondale - Drapac+ 6'06
...
49 Alexander EdmondsonOrica - Scott+ 30'25
Spoiler

i.imgur.com/toMV0os.png Points Classification

1 Tom DumoulinTeam Sunweb112
2 Dylan GroenewegenTeam Lotto NL - Jumbo112
3 Fernando GaviriaQuick-Step Floors106
4 Caleb EwanOrica - Scott101
5 Esteban ChavesOrica - Scott67
...
26 Alexander EdmondsonOrica - Scott19
Spoiler

i.imgur.com/4CNIIRC.png Young Riders Classification

1 Bob JungelsQuick-Step Floors40h37'58
2 David GauduFDJ+ 11'34
3 Miguel Angel LopezAstana Pro Team+ 12'56
4 Alexey LutsenkoAstana Pro Team+ 14'24
5 Dylan Van BaarleCannondale - Drapac+ 23'08
…
9 Alexander EdmondsonOrica - Scott+ 24'33

Well no huge surprises here. We expected to lose pink, but Esteban did better than we thought he would. The DS was very happy with Michael & my rides today, as well as Roman who looks good in 12th overall. Tom Dumoulin & Thibaut Pinot are clearly the riders to beat, and the rest of this Giro is looking very exciting.

See you tomorrow,
Alex
 
sutty68
Top  #106 Print Post
Posted on 12-09-2017 13:56
Bloody time trials Sad, well at least Esteban had the Maglia Rosa for at least one day, but now to get it back (again) Smile
 
Teddy The Creator
Top  #107 Print Post
Posted on 13-09-2017 11:49
@sutty68 You can say that again, bloody time trials. We'll have to make up the time on what's left of the mountains.

May 17th, 2017

Giro d'Italia - Stage 11 - GT

i.imgur.com/dHYCUXq.jpg

Firenze (Ponte a Ema) - Bagno di Romagna 160kms

A hilly profile with four categorised climbs, possibly one for the breakaway today. The final 10kms of the final climb, Monte Fumaiolo, has a very steep finish, so could lead to some attacks. We need to take every chance we can to gain on Dumoulin so Chaves will certainly have a crack.

Race Report

A strong break struggled to form early on in the race, and over the second climb of the day Alexis Gouegard (AG2R) took max points ahead of David De La Cruz (Quick-Step). The peloton weren't far behind though, and it seemed today wasn't a day for the break.

i.imgur.com/rtfObnx.jpg
Gouegard making his case for the KoM jersey

The first exciting move of the day came from Cannondale, who sent Dylan Van Baarle out in front, with 10th overall Rigoberto Urán soon following. The pair worked hard to get a gap, which led to some strong selection in the peloton as they tried to catch up.

i.imgur.com/GGxJUPX.jpg
Cannondale with an exciting move!

Eventually on the downhill, thanks to some work from Bahrain-Merida, we caught Urán. As we shot uphill once again towards the final climb, we sent Simon Gerrans to work his hardest on the front. He didn't have much left from all the climbing but did his best. Esteban & Roman were looking comfortable near the front.

i.imgur.com/7oe215o.jpg
Simon Gerrans leads the 35-man peloton

Once Simon emptied his tank, Roman hit the front. At this point the rest of the GC riders knew we were planning an attack, and positioned themselves accordingly. As the pace lifted, riders were falling off left and right. And as the peloton was in limbo, Roman fell off to the side and Esteban sped off the front. And straight away on his wheel, who else but Tom Dumoulin.

i.imgur.com/AkFiZ8A.jpg
Chaves attacks, again!

Chaves' attack minimised the group to around 12 riders, and as they neared the top Chaves, Dumoulin & Pinot began to create some space on the rest. They were clearly the strongest climbers here, and barring a crash, would certainly be the final 3 on the podium in Milan. Their lead was around 45", would they hold on to the finish?

i.imgur.com/StvMtwt.jpg
The 3 best riders together again

Thanks to a strong chase from Vincenzo Nibali & Tanel Kangert, a 9-man group of followers caught up to the front 3 on the downhill. And as they got together again, attacks came. Urán & Mikel Landa were the first to go, and Chaves followed. The only riders to really struggle to follow were Kruijswijk, Brambilla & König, with Henao & Kreuziger further behind.

i.imgur.com/MmBph5n.jpg
Those remaining desperate to create the winning gap

9 riders were together towards the line, and it seemed a sprint of non-sprinters awaited us. Ulissi looks the favourite, but after a long day like today, all form goes out the window, it's simply about who has the strongest legs.

i.imgur.com/z7cXzw2.jpg
The front 9 speed toward the finish line

And Vincenzo Nibali takes it! He just inched past Mikel Landa & Rigoberto Urán. There would be no gaps today in the top-5, however a few things shaken up behind them.

i.imgur.com/iOeEX48.jpg
A home victory for the Shark!

Stage Results

1 Vincenzo NibaliBahrain - Merida4h31'58
2 Mikel LandaTeam Skys.t.
3 Rigoberto UránCannondale - Drapacs.t.
4 Esteban ChavesOrica - Scotts.t.
5 Diego UlissiUAE Team Emiratess.t.
6 Tanel KangertAstana Pro Teams.t.
7 Bob JungelsQuick-Step Floorss.t.
8 Thibaut PinotFDJs.t.
9 Tom DumoulinTeam Sunwebs.t.
10 Gianluca BrambillaQuick-Step Floors+ 1'21
...
50 Alexander EdmondsonOrica - Scott+ 14'13
Spoiler

i.imgur.com/mVya5XL.png General Classification

1 Tom DumoulinTeam Sunweb45h04'04
2 Thibaut PinotFDJ+ 1'00
3 Esteban ChavesOrica - Scott+ 1'55
4 Tanel KangertAstana Pro Team+ 2'27
5 Diego UlissiUAE Team Emirates+ 4'42
6 Steven KruijswijkTeam Lotto NL - Jumbo+ 4'53
7 Vincenzo NibaliBahrain - Merida+ 5'51
8 Bob JungelsQuick-Step Floorss.t.
9 Rigoberto UránCannondale - Drapac+ 6'01
10 Sérgio Luis HenaoTeam Sky+ 8'14
...
47 Alexander EdmondsonOrica - Scott+ 44'38
Spoiler

i.imgur.com/toMV0os.png Points Classification

1 Tom DumoulinTeam Sunweb119
2 Dylan GroenewegenTeam Lotto NL - Jumbo112
3 Fernando GaviriaQuick-Step Floors106
4 Caleb EwanOrica - Scott101
5 Esteban ChavesOrica - Scott89
...
29 Alexander EdmondsonOrica - Scott19
Spoiler

i.imgur.com/kj1qEJA.png King of the Mountains

1 Esteban ChavesOrica - Scott74
2 Tom DumoulinTeam Sunweb55
3 Thibaut PinotFDJ48
4 Alexis GougeardAG2R La Mondiale42
5 Floris GertsBMC Racing Team33
Spoiler

i.imgur.com/4CNIIRC.png Young Riders Classification

1 Bob JungelsQuick-Step Floors45h09'56
2 Miguel Angel LopezAstana Pro Team+ 22'56
3 David GauduFDJ+ 25'01
4 Alexey LutsenkoAstana Pro Team+ 27'51
5 Alexis GougeardAG2R La Mondiale+ 30'44
…
9 Alexander EdmondsonOrica - Scott+ 38'46

Esteban keeps trying, we've just gotta hope one of these days Dumoulin cracks, because that final stage time-trial is looming large. We've got some flatter stages for the next couple days, so some last chances for Caleb.

See ya tomorrow,
Alex
 
sutty68
Top  #108 Print Post
Posted on 13-09-2017 17:40
At least Chaves is still trying Frown
 
Page 6 of 6: 1...3456
Jump to Forum:
Login
Username

Password



Not a member yet?
Click here to register.

Forgotten your password?
Request a new one here.
Latest content
Screenshots
End of Giro
End of Giro
PCM13: General Screenshots
Fantasy Betting
Current bets:
No bets available.
Best gamblers:
bullet fighti... 20,276 PCM$
bullet df_Trek 18,974 PCM$
bullet Marcovdw 17,345 PCM$
bullet jseadog1 15,052 PCM$
bullet baseba... 11,039 PCM$

bullet Main Fantasy Betting page
bullet Rankings: Top 100
ManGame Betting
Current bets:
No bets available.
Best gamblers:
bullet Ollfardh 23,190 PCM$
bullet df_Trek 17,120 PCM$
bullet Marcovdw 16,800 PCM$
bullet jseadog1 15,000 PCM$
bullet baseball... 7,932 PCM$

bullet Main MG Betting page
bullet Get weekly MG PCM$
bullet Rankings: Top 100
Render time: 0.69 seconds
Copyright © 2006-2023


Powered by PHP-Fusion Copyright © 2025 PHP-Fusion Inc
Released as free software without warranties under GNU Affero GPL v3