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Yellow Jersey |
Posted on 11-04-2019 00:12
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Roller coaster roads, Roller coaster profile, a tricky finish and a breakaway roulette. Tomorrow is an exciting day to antecipate.
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Yellow Jersey |
Posted on 12-04-2019 00:06
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Wet roads, ultra-steep climbs, a wild Astana squad and some big climbers with freedom. Drama is expected tomorrow in Arrate, who will come out the winner?
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Posted on 12-04-2019 00:21
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This will be an amazing stage! |
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Yellow Jersey |
Posted on 12-04-2019 17:27
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The finale of the race, a brutal short stage packed with climbing and lots of teams interested in turning the Bora dominance around.
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Yellow Jersey |
Posted on 13-04-2019 00:53
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The Hell of the North! It's the time of the year, the cobblestones will have the spotlight but one riders will steal it in the end, find out who is in for the win.
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Yellow Jersey |
Posted on 15-04-2019 16:50
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The WorldTour train is not stopping! Turkey will be the stop for the week, a sprinter fest and a mega summit finish, plus the PCT teams we should put our eyes in.
Unusual wind conditions, a nice coastal ride or a wind blown stage? Well either ways it should come down to the sprinters, who will be the first one to take glory?
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Posted on 21-11-2024 15:04
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FreitasPCM |
Posted on 15-04-2019 18:04
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I hope that climb can prove its apparent on-paper brutality. Actually a race I’m happy to see back to its original slot (sort of) in the calendar, as its weaker (theorically) startlist makes it an open race. Evenepoel FTW! |
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Yellow Jersey |
Posted on 16-04-2019 15:40
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Two for two for Bennett? Tomorrow's finish is hard, but are there really enough riders to take advantage, that's the big question. Those that will be there tomorrow are here today.
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Yellow Jersey |
Posted on 17-04-2019 15:50
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So, Bennett? Winning 2 won't make him less of a favourite for another one. There's wind tomorrow, but will anyone be brave enough to take it head on?
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Yellow Jersey |
Posted on 18-04-2019 14:38
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An interesting uphill finish tomorrow, maybe the perfect balance between the sprinters and the climbers present. The wind favours attacks, but the final meters don't, so, who wins?
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Yellow Jersey |
Posted on 19-04-2019 15:56
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An Alpe d'Huez-like climb in Turkey? Yes! The ascent to the Kartepe winter station is tomorrow and it is set to devastate the peloton. The queen stage.
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sutty68 |
Posted on 20-04-2019 00:01
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Should be an exciting finale to tomorrows stage and possibly a new race leader |
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Yellow Jersey |
Posted on 20-04-2019 16:07
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If you like technical, thrilling sprint finishes then you should definetely see tomorrow's stage, find out why and who will be looking for a win on the final stage of the Tour of Turkey.
The Ardennes, the puncheurs, the fans, the spectacle, there's so much to love about this race and it is tomorrow already. I take a look at all the contenders, what separates them and who will have the freedom and who won't.
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Yellow Jersey |
Posted on 23-04-2019 08:29
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Early morning up for the second of the Ardennes treble, the Flèche Wallone has it's iconic Muur de Huy but this year there's more that can disturb the tabs, lots of wind and lots of contenders. Make sure you read about it!
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Yellow Jersey |
Posted on 27-04-2019 14:15
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La Doyenne comes tomorrow! A redesign in the route, harsh weather on the way and lots of puncheurs, climbers AND sprinters to fight for a major win.
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FreitasPCM |
Posted on 27-04-2019 15:21
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Rain? Cold? Rui Costa! |
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Yellow Jersey |
Posted on 27-04-2019 17:27
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Oh yes 2016 almost nailed it
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Yellow Jersey |
Posted on 29-04-2019 23:24
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Romandie week is upon us, the final warm-up for the Giro for some but others come with a burning desire to take a big win home. Sprinters and time-trialists in big number, all kinds of riders to keep an eye on!
A short, technical prologue with a ramp midway, all this in 4Km. A day for surprises? The track riders to dominate? Or will the specialists keep the dominance?
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Yellow Jersey |
Posted on 30-04-2019 21:34
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Lots of climbing, lots of hungry riders looking for a stage win and the lead, breakaway suited stage, madness is scheduled for tomorrow. I take a look at who can survive it and play breakaway roulette, hey in Catalunya it was spotless!
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Yellow Jersey |
Posted on 01-05-2019 20:05
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Tomorrow comes a "flat" stage, perhaps the only chance for the sprinters to show what they're made of this week, with some rain added to the mix.
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