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Both pcs and the official site say Delaplace was first over KOM 1 (87.8km). However pcs also says that at 86.9km (89km to go), Kuss and Del Toro attacked. And the KOM classification puts Del Toro at 15pts. This implies that Del Toro was first over KOM1, not Delaplace. Can anyone confirm this?
Following live I got the impression Kuss & Del Toro had attacked and went over the Kom together & they were caught on the descent
That was my impression too & PCS have now altered their leaderboard for that climb to put Del Toro & Kuss first & second over. The official website has Delaplace first over but the remainder is correct. It is clearly a mistake as Delaplace has no mountain points! I reckon they starting typing Del for Del Toro and it auto corrected to Delaplace!
I mean when I was reading PCS and they attacked I was suprised when I saw the results on the official site and when I saw Del Toro 2nd in the mountains.
But I just scored off the official site
Will look at it later before scoring todays stage and update it as im off out now
Much appreciated. You can only go off what is published - it's a shame that the officials aren't as eagle eyed as us cycling nerds!!
My gut feeling is not to score that stage as it was (quite rightly) neutralised .
Yeah, don't know what I'd do to be honest. Only scoring 6 riders seems a bit odd to me but the others weren't racing, so their positions shouldn't count, I suppose.
It looks as though nobody has life-threatening injuries. It could have been a lot worse.
It would have been exciting to watch Vingegaard trying to drop Skelmose, Roglic, Evenepoel and Ayuso.
Hopefully all the riders will be back fully recovered soon.
As you say such a shame that we will miss what would have been an extraordinary battle between the favourites.
On a persoanl note, I see you went for Izagirre, Del Toro, Gregoire choice in the purist. I am pleased to see this as it shows my thinking is going in the right direction.
Unfortunately I decided to swap them out for a McNulty, Formolo, Ryan combnation at the last minute.
I guess the clocks changing in Europe has caused some confusion.
That was my guess too. Hopefully people don't take advantage of it.