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| mb2612 |
Posted on 16-04-2010 12:34
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ruben wrote:
What's important about Impey?
Nobody would have cared for his win last year if it wasn't for the final stage where Bos fucked up.
It was the biggest South African result since Hunter won the stage in the tour. So I cared quite a lot, even if you didn't.
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Posted on 16-04-2010 15:33
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Castilla y Léon stage 3. Major mountain finish.
Antón and Soler are back from the comatose, if not from the dead
Cool stage with attacks from Mosquera, Contador, Antón and Soler who missed the move and showed strength by bridging up later (while Machado who originally went with Contador blew up and fell backwards), and then attacking a few times.
(well, it's to be expected that he's in the best form of all of them. He's peaking for the Giro, after all)
After a ton of attacks by everyone, Antón dropped everyone to solo to the finish and take yellow.
Contador should take the lead in the TT tomorrow, though.
Brajkovic, Bernabéu, Menchov, Machado and someone else in the group behind
1. Antón
2. Soler +12''
3. Contador +12''
4. Mosquera +12''
Menchov/Bernabéu/Brajkovic/Machado (sometime behind)
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Posted on 16-04-2010 15:41
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To clarify, who is peaking for the Giro? Soler?
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Posted on 16-04-2010 15:41
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Posted on 16-04-2010 15:43
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Turns out some reshuffling happened towards the end.
5. Janez Brajkovic (RadioShack) a 1:10
6. Tiago Machado (RadioShack) a 1:21
7. David Bernabeu (Barbot) a 1:23
8. Javi Moreno (AndalucÃa-CajaSur) a 1:27
9. Raúl Santamarta (Burgos 2016) a 1:31
10. Stefan Denifl (Cervélo) a 1:34
(Menchov also at 1:34)
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Posted on 16-04-2010 15:45
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Greipel won stage 6 in turkey too. Kern and Willmann were caught with under 1 km left.
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| mb2612 |
Posted on 16-04-2010 15:45
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Griepel wins again in Turkey
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Posted on 16-04-2010 15:46
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Nice move by Visconti  |
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Posted on 16-04-2010 15:50
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1 André Greipel (THR) 5:01:22
2 Davide Cimolai (LIQ)
3 Manuele Belletti (CSF)
4 Giovanni Visconti (ISD)
5 René Haselbacher (VBG)
6 Oscar Gatto (ISD)
7 Adam Sznitko (CCC)
8 Giairo Ermeti (DER)
9 Hubert Schwab (VBG)
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Posted on 16-04-2010 21:30
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issoisso wrote:
Castilla y Léon stage 3. Major mountain finish.
Antón and Soler are back from the comatose, if not from the dead
Cool stage with attacks from Mosquera, Contador, Antón and Soler who missed the move and showed strength by bridging up later (while Machado who originally went with Contador blew up and fell backwards), and then attacking a few times.
(well, it's to be expected that he's in the best form of all of them. He's peaking for the Giro, after all)
After a ton of attacks by everyone, Antón dropped everyone to solo to the finish and take yellow.
Contador should take the lead in the TT tomorrow, though.
Brajkovic, Bernabéu, Menchov, Machado and someone else in the group behind
1. Antón
2. Soler +12''
3. Contador +12''
4. Mosquera +12''
Menchov/Bernabéu/Brajkovic/Machado (sometime behind)
isso, maybe you know where i can watch some highlights or final km? |
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Posted on 16-04-2010 21:40
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issoisso wrote:
Antón and Soler are back from the comatose, if not from the dead
I don't think Soler is really back from the dead. Obviously the crashes ruled out his '08 Tour, which because that is what he was building up to for that entire season ruined that year for him. As for last year, Hunter said that Barloworld was a mess (as the team wasn't going to exist until the last moment), and that might have hurt him last season.
I just think he hasn't had a year where he can really focus like he did in '07. |
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Posted on 16-04-2010 21:41
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Highlights here
https://www.youtub...iuHwNHM5L0
But if I were you I'd wait until cyclingtorrents has the full race. Almost certainly at some point tomorrow.
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Posted on 16-04-2010 21:52
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Wow look at all that snow. Must have been really cold that day. Contador definatley looks out of shape. For him.
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Posted on 16-04-2010 21:54
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Im mostly amazed that Soler is still riding. He did have a bit of an anonymous 2009 unless i missed something?
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Posted on 16-04-2010 21:57
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Waghlon wrote:
Im mostly amazed that Soler is still riding. He did have a bit of an anonymous 2009 unless i missed something?
He fell over and injured himself at the beginning of every race, causing him to struggle to be seen.
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Posted on 16-04-2010 22:05
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mb2612 wrote:
Waghlon wrote:
Im mostly amazed that Soler is still riding. He did have a bit of an anonymous 2009 unless i missed something?
He fell over and injured himself at the beginning of every race, causing him to struggle to be seen.
Actually he took 2nd at Settimana Lombardia and took a couple of top 10's on Giro stages but after his 07 season that is nothing. |
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Posted on 16-04-2010 22:11
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Deadpool wrote:
mb2612 wrote:
Waghlon wrote:
Im mostly amazed that Soler is still riding. He did have a bit of an anonymous 2009 unless i missed something?
He fell over and injured himself at the beginning of every race, causing him to struggle to be seen.
Actually he took 2nd at Settimana Lombardia and took a couple of top 10's on Giro stages but after his 07 season that is nothing.
Although his Giro results were with a broken wrist after he fell and injured himself, before getting bullied by Cav and Columbia
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Posted on 16-04-2010 23:22
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mb2612 wrote:
Waghlon wrote:
Im mostly amazed that Soler is still riding. He did have a bit of an anonymous 2009 unless i missed something?
He fell over and injured himself at the beginning of every race, causing him to struggle to be seen.
Better known as the Menchov/Gesink school of racing 
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Posted on 16-04-2010 23:46
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issoisso wrote:
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No he isn't. He is doing the Tour and Vuelta, skipping the Giro. |
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Posted on 17-04-2010 07:21
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Not what Caisse announced at the start of the season. But it's only natural if the injury changed plans around
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