Giro Stage 14

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    drheaton

    Seeing as we’re all still up worrying about the game falling apart I thought I’d ask the big question…

    Who’s going to go for it tomorrow?

    I can’t see any of the big GC contenders, Basso, Schleck, Scarponi, Rodriguez, Hesjedal or Kreuziger even attempting to put more than a few seconds into each other with 3 more summit finishes in the next week. Stage 15 should be more fun as it runs into a rest day.

    I’m thinking, I’ll pick up two of Rujano, Gadret, Hesjedal and Basso and maybe leave Scarponi until later although I could afford Kreuziger and one of the first 4 on my list.

    Something else to throw into the mix, apparently it’ll to be bloody freezing on the summit tomorrow with risk of snow and Rodriguez is known to dislike the cold, Pozzovivo too (as he’s a whippet).

    Thoughts?

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  • #680699
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    Gkam84

    God damn
    Amador
    Barta
    De

    God damn

    Amador
    Barta
    De Marchi
    Hesjedel (now in pink)
    Tiralongo
    Uran
    J-Rod
    De Gendt
    Scarponi
    Gadret
    Schleck
    Pozzovivo
    Basso
    Henao
    Intxausti

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    Gkam84

    GC now looks like
    GC now looks like this

    Hesjedal
    J-Rod +9
    Tiralongo +41
    Casar +1.05
    Basso +1.06
    Kreuziger +1.07
    Intxausti +1.07
    Uran +1.19
    Scarponi +1.20
    Pozzovivo +1.21
    Henao +1.39
    Cataldo +1.42
    Pardilla +2.06
    De Gendt +2.14
    Schleck +2.20

    Cav might be timed out today aswell 😀 👿

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    Raleigh

    1 Andrey Amador Bakkazakova
    1 Andrey Amador Bakkazakova (CRc) Movistar Team
    2 Jan Barta (Cze) Team NetApp
    3 Alessandro De Marchi (Ita) Androni Giocattoli
    4 Ryder Hesjedal (Can) Garmin – Barracuda
    5 Paolo Tiralongo (Ita) Astana Pro Team

    #680693
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    drheaton

    Kreuziger dropped? Sounds
    Kreuziger dropped? Sounds like 4th for Hesjedal 🙂

    #680691
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    Gkam84

    SH*T i just noticed i didn’t
    SH*T i just noticed i didn’t put Hesjedal back in, Come on De Marchi 😉

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    Gkam84

    J-Rod going to catch
    J-Rod going to catch Hesjedal, Tiralongo, Scarponi, Pozzovivo and Kreuziger trying to keep with and there are two sky riders in there

    Heano and Uran

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    Gkam84

    Its going to be a nice day
    Its going to be a nice day for my points if they can reel in the 3 break away guys because there are only around 30 riders in the pack left and most of my guys are still there 😉

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    Gkam84

    3km 1.34 of a gap and
    3km 1.34 of a gap and Hesjedal is going for it 😀

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    Gkam84

    Going on your team
    Going on your team drheaton

    Rodriguez ✔
    Hesjedal ✔
    Rujano ✔
    Henao ✓

    Pozzovivo ✔
    Tiralongo ✔
    Caruso ✓
    Rubiano ✓
    Golas

    I think the smaller ticks “might be”

    #680681
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    Gkam84

    Rujano having another punt
    Rujano having another punt off the front……Come on you ugly little man 😀

    But FAIL, he’s going no where :”(

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    drheaton

    Sat in a bowling alley, any
    Sat in a bowling alley, any idea who’s in the main peloton? All the main guys still there?

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    Gkam84

    5km 3.25 gap to De Marchi,
    5km 3.25 gap to De Marchi, Amador and Barta

    Might just about make it to the finish

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    Gkam84

    De Marchi looking stronger
    De Marchi looking stronger than Amador which is good for me having two Androni riders in my team

    But 11km with 6,39 gap, big enough? Hmmmm 😕

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    Gkam84

    TERatcliffe26 wrote:No

    TERatcliffe26 wrote:
    No Hesjedal or Pozzovivo in the maglia rosa group???

    Both of them still in there

    13.4 to go and Amador has 7.15 of a gap, Looking like a break win today

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    Raleigh

    Gkam84 wrote:Raleigh

    Gkam84 wrote:
    Raleigh wrote:
    But he won the Vuelta one in 2012 :B

    So he did, but not in 2012 😕 😉

    Interesting to here the interview with Pozzovivo’s manager today read out online, what does he fear. The cold, the rain and going downhill :evil:

    Oops, 2010, sorry.

    It’s just that I’ve only recently returned from the future.

    Let me tell you what happens in this year’s Giro.

    It transpired that Thor had actually been cycling really slowly behind the race caravan, sneaking into the roadside bushes for sleeps and nuts to keep him going. He actually finished seventeenth on the GC, cycling through the night to gain bonus time at the intermediate sprints.
    Mark cavendish launched an attack on stage 19 on one of the descents, soling to the finish like never before.
    Both Frank Schlecks arms fell of, but he still managed to finish.
    Mehdi Sonrabi returned from Limbo to win three stages on the bounce.
    Androni finished top of the team classification, by way of Rujano finishing First, Second, Third and Fourth.

    So yeah, I basically got a little confused.

    And oh yeah, Heinrich Haussler became the first person ever to win every single stage of the Tour and Vuelta. 👿

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