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Tour de France 2010 Stage 5 Épernay - Montargis
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| kumazan |
Posted on 08-07-2010 16:34
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jacknic wrote:
Andro wrote:
Let's all congratulate todays big winner, Arashiro, who came in 15th!
Is Arashiro the new pcmdaily inside joke a la Kaggestadt? 
What's the deal?
No, that's Blot. Arashiro is the new PCM.Daily's hero a la Merckx.  |
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| Guido Mukk |
Posted on 08-07-2010 16:34
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Deda wrote:
HTC had a 10 men lead-out actually, Garmin boys did the bulk of the work when it really mattered.
It is obvious that Columbia is going to work for Rogers when the time comes, not 100% for Cavendish like last year. Hurray for that!
they have lack of mountain guys for Rogers..and Cav. is wearning HTC nr. 1 |
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| issoisso |
Posted on 08-07-2010 16:36
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Awww how cute. Frodo is so happy he's made it to Mordor
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| Lorkan |
Posted on 08-07-2010 16:36
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I usually like Dean, but he did an awful job today, ruining Farrar and Petacchi sprint. Great win for Cavendish, he can also thanks Renshaw, but I guess they didn't really made some new friends today
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| Guido Mukk |
Posted on 08-07-2010 16:36
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emotoial guy..this is great guy. He needed it.
p.s. sry. Hagen fans..this guy was almost there again. Great sprint for him also |
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| jacknic |
Posted on 08-07-2010 16:36
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kumazan wrote:
jacknic wrote:
Andro wrote:
Let's all congratulate todays big winner, Arashiro, who came in 15th!
Is Arashiro the new pcmdaily inside joke a la Kaggestadt?
What's the deal?
No, that's Blot. Arashiro is the new PCM.Daily's hero a la Merckx.
Oh ok. I guess it's funny again with a different name.
Now flaunting my very first avatar...
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| ember |
Posted on 08-07-2010 16:36
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Well done Cavendish, and definately well done Renshaw. Great leadout. Nice to see the emotions coming through on the podium.
And well done Boasson Hagen. I think he's showing his potential once more. A good sprint, coming from behind, he probably had the highest maximum pace. Thomas did a good job for him.
Hushovd was just as expected, he didn't stand a chance in a pure sprint like this.
Edited by ember on 08-07-2010 16:38
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| Deadpool |
Posted on 08-07-2010 16:38
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Very good sprint from Cav. I think Farrar would have taken it had he not been hurt. He clearly struggled to get up and tug the bike back and forth.
My bet is on a break for tomorrow. |
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| Waghlon |
Posted on 08-07-2010 16:40
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Deserved win, but i cant help feeling we didn't get a deciding sprint. We didn't get to see if Cav was actually stronger than Hushovd and Petacchi since they were stuck somewhere behind Farrar's backwards cycling.
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| Deda |
Posted on 08-07-2010 16:41
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Guido Mukk wrote:
Deda wrote:
HTC had a 10 men lead-out actually, Garmin boys did the bulk of the work when it really mattered.
It is obvious that Columbia is going to work for Rogers when the time comes, not 100% for Cavendish like last year. Hurray for that!
they have lack of mountain guys for Rogers..and Cav. is wearning HTC nr. 1
Rogers is having the best season of his career + Monfort, Martin, Sivtsov
It's not like it would be his first top10 in a GrandTour
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| valverde321 |
Posted on 08-07-2010 16:41
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I don't care if you hate Cav this is one of those moments you praise, compliment and acknowledge that he was the best sprinter today. A truly deserved win.
My bet is also on a break tommorow.
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| ember |
Posted on 08-07-2010 16:41
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Hushovd was not boxed. He was at line with Farrar and Hagen, he had the opportunity to sprint, he tried, but couldn't make it. |
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| Waghlon |
Posted on 08-07-2010 16:42
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ember wrote:
Hushovd was not boxed.
Then just Petacchi. Farrar did slow people down though.
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| larsn91 |
Posted on 08-07-2010 16:51
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I probably think Hagen could be a contender for the green if he had been given a free role on each stage. Twice 3rd when they've focused on his chances 3 times only. Impressive!
I think he could have got a top 10 in the mini-roubaix aswell if he'd been allowed to try. He's there as a teammate for Bradley mainly though, so he's doing good. Also taking points in TT's in the future will be a big advantage for him.
Happy for Cavendish winning finally 
Farrar should just sit at the peletons tail untill he's fit, ruining for more than only Dean and Hunters chances to do something.
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| BB95 |
Posted on 08-07-2010 17:05
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What the hell is Garmin doing? They got Hunter and Dean in top 5 yesterday and today they sprinted for Farrar.. |
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| Andreas93 |
Posted on 08-07-2010 17:08
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ember wrote:
Hushovd was not boxed. He was at line with Farrar and Hagen, he had the opportunity to sprint, he tried, but couldn't make it.
Lol. Hushovd chose Farrars wheel instead of Cavendish wheel, which costed him a top two placement. When Hushovd tried to go for Cavs wheel, Farrar jumped in infront of him, and made him loose the theird place. A shame.
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| ponka00 |
Posted on 08-07-2010 17:10
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ember wrote:
Hushovd was not boxed. He was at line with Farrar and Hagen, he had the opportunity to sprint, he tried, but couldn't make it.
Hushovd had to stop pedaling for a second when he was boxed between Farrar and Hagen when Farrar changed his line. He lost at least one or two placings because of this. |
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| roturn |
Posted on 08-07-2010 17:12
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Nice to see that the Top4 today were all U25. This will be the next generation after Zabel, Petacchi, McEwen, Hushovd...
Like to see more duels between these guys in the next 10 years  |
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| valverde321 |
Posted on 08-07-2010 17:22
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roturn wrote:
Nice to see that the Top4 today were all U25. This will be the next generation after Zabel, Petacchi, McEwen, Hushovd...
Like to see more duels between these guys in the next 10 years
All 4 have been projected to win a green jersey in their career so yes it will be good. If Rojas and Ciolek could get trains it would be even better.
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| brownwm |
Posted on 08-07-2010 17:28
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It was a great lead out from hunter today, but Dean and Farrar didn't have the legs to turn that in to a win for Garmin.
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