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Neillster

#261

Posted on 13-03-2012 15:05

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By how much???

Pellizotti2

#262

Posted on 13-03-2012 15:05

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GC:

1. Nibali
2. Horner + 14
3. Kreuziger + 26

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ianrussell

#263

Posted on 13-03-2012 15:06

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Neillster wrote:
By how much???

Comfortably - I think GC win by 14 secs - Sagan should have won yesterday (joke!)

ianrussell

#264

Posted on 13-03-2012 15:08

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Kreuziger looked very uncomfortable in the saddle for that one. Constantly having to reposition on the bike.

ianrussell

#265

Posted on 13-03-2012 15:11

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Given the TTT result a great turnaround for Nibali.

Pellizotti2

#266

Posted on 13-03-2012 15:16

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Top 10 today:

1.	[SUI]	CANCELLARA Fabian	RNT	10'36"
2.	[ITA]	BENNATI Daniele	RNT	12"
3.	[AUS]	MEYER Cameron	GEC	16"
4.	[CAN]	TUFT Svein	GEC	16"
5.	[ITA]	BOARO Manuele	SAX	16"
6.	[NZL]	ROULSTON Hayden	RNT	17"
7.	[GBR]	STANNARD Ian	SKY	18"
8.	[SVK]	VELITS Peter	OPQ	20"
9.	[ITA]	NIBALI Vincenzo	LIQ	20"
10.	[ITA]	PINOTTI Marco	BMC	21"

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ruben

#267

Posted on 13-03-2012 15:21

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GC

1 - Nibali
2 - Horner 14"
3 - Kreuziger 26"
4 - Nocentini 53"
5 - Hoogerland 1'00"
6 - Rodriguez 1'16"
7 - Scarponi 1'16"
8 - Poels 1'25"
9 - Riblon 1'31"
10 - Meyer 1'33'

Montolivo

#268

Posted on 13-03-2012 15:23

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Great TT by Nibali. Really deserved that win. Great start of the season so far!

Wilier

#269

Posted on 13-03-2012 15:25

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Well done Hoogerland and Poels.

titleist82

#270

Posted on 13-03-2012 15:28

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nibali could be the surprise at MSR

last year he came 8th and his condition was nowhere close to the one he has now.

given his ability on downhill, he could attack on the top of the poggio or cipressa... looking forward to next saturday

Pellizotti2

#271

Posted on 13-03-2012 15:42

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Wait what? Scarponi got passed by Rodriguez in GC? He was beaten by Purito in a TT? That's not good from him.

Also, +1 on titleist. MSR will be great.

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FreitasPCM

#272

Posted on 13-03-2012 16:40

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Sagan can breathe better now.

sutty68

#273

Posted on 13-03-2012 16:49

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Nice TT by Nibali today to secure the Win

Although i did feel sad for Horner losing it on the final stage

SportingNonsense

#274

Posted on 13-03-2012 16:50

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sutty68 wrote:
Although i did feel sad for Horner losing it on the final stage

Why?

He only had the lead because of the TTT. Nibali has ridden better than him for the rest of the race.

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sutty68

#275

Posted on 13-03-2012 16:51

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Maybe it was because he is an oldie and this season may be his finale

arthon

#276

Posted on 13-03-2012 16:58

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titleist82 wrote:
given his ability on downhill, he could attack on the top of the poggio or cipressa... looking forward to next saturday

Believe me, it never happens.

kumazan

#277

Posted on 13-03-2012 18:43

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Well, glad to be wrong, Nibbles definitely deserved the win more than Horner and Kreuziger.

Now bring on La Primavera!

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titleist82

#278

Posted on 13-03-2012 19:01

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arthon wrote:

titleist82 wrote:
given his ability on downhill, he could attack on the top of the poggio or cipressa... looking forward to next saturday

Believe me, it never happens.

bettini 2003 from the poggio
colombo 1996 from the cipressa
furlan 1994 from the poggio

quite rare, but still possible
and the Manie climb wasn't there at those times...

rjc_43

#279

Posted on 13-03-2012 19:13

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titleist82 wrote:
nibali could be the surprise at MSR

I think we should probably be looking out for Sagan a bit more. With his current climbing form, and the fact we know he can sprint exceptionally well from a small group, and that he came 17th last year in his first run at it, he's a serious favourite!

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