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doddy13
Posted on 02-08-2010 09:45
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well, no.
Roche followed attacks, Porte made one.
Both are reasonably young, no reason why they won't win a race like this soon.
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I don't call it dropped - and if you do, then it's great effort to get back
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ruben
Posted on 02-08-2010 11:31
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The finish is not the Arkale. Doddy,
I thought you'd understand.
And it's pretty normal to get back when half of the chasing group isn't even working
rjc_43
Posted on 02-08-2010 12:01
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It is true, I mean Gesink managed to get back in the Tour again and again only because the guys in front stopped working. But once they actually started working, he was outta there.
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ruben
Posted on 02-08-2010 12:21
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rjc_43 wrote:
It is true, I mean Gesink managed to get back in the Tour again and again only because the guys in front stopped working. But once they actually started working, he was outta there.
That in fact is not true, since Gesink always returns on his own pace, they can't keep up the pace of acceleration
Because as shown on cyclismag, the wattages at acceleration are near 480W, that's an unsustanaible effort.
Gesink just can't accelerate at all, but when they go into a steady pace, they don't go faster, but slower than Gesink, except contador and Schleck
So once again, you are wrong
rjc_43
Posted on 02-08-2010 12:34
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Erm, you wrote it yourself.
"expect Contador and Schleck "
Who was in front?
Contador and Schleck.
The only times he made it back to them? The time they sat up and looked at each other.
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Posted on 02-08-2010 12:40
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It's no shame that Contador and Schleck are better. They were the nr 1 and 2 last year as well.
I never would expect that either.
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