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Criterium du Dauphine stage 6

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  • June 6, 2013 at 6:01 pm #19024
    Stumps

    Well the usual breakaway for this stage, but will it last or will the likes of OPQS come to the fore so Meersman can all but wrap up the points jersey.

    Decision time for transfers, no doubt there will be a lot of people swapping Bertie / JRod for Froome / Valverde.

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  • June 7, 2013 at 12:57 pm #740829
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    chiv30

    enrique wrote:enrique

    enrique wrote:
    enrique wrote:
    …my picks for…a breakaway:
    … 34.2 Thomas Voeckler..
    :)

    chiv30 wrote:
    And judging on your finishing position in the Giro…….I’ll ignore the breakaway advice you have given :/

    Heh heh! :)

    And as I said not long afterwards his price for breakaway points doesn’t make it worth sacrificing anyone , now in the tdf it would be different because if it doesn’t work a couple of bad days aren’t too bad , in a week long race, it’s suicide as I have found out , if you get things wrong

    June 7, 2013 at 12:37 pm #740827
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    enrique

    enrique wrote:…my picks

    enrique wrote:
    …my picks for…a breakaway:
    … 34.2 Thomas Voeckler..
    :)

    chiv30 wrote:
    And judging on your finishing position in the Giro…….I’ll ignore the breakaway advice you have given :/

    Heh heh! đŸ™‚

    June 7, 2013 at 12:16 pm #740825
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    enrique

    live.cyclingnews.com

    live.cyclingnews.com wrote:
    …Both Chavanel and Tony Martin have sat up after working hard for Meersman but he lacks teammates for the final chase of the break…

    June 7, 2013 at 12:07 pm #740823
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    enrique

    @PelotonWatch wrote:Matthews

    @PelotonWatch wrote:
    Matthews off the back
    Hushovd also off the back
    Chavanel dropped.
    Simon Clarke off the back
    21.5km to go and 1’08” to Peloton and 1’40” to Bouhanni group.

    From their twitter feed…

    June 7, 2013 at 12:00 pm #740821
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    backflipbedlem

    backflipbedlem wrote:Just

    backflipbedlem wrote:
    Just know that Vichot is going to do something today, and I um’d and ah’d about sticking him in last night!

    Phew Vichot has cracked

    June 7, 2013 at 11:44 am #740819
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    enrique

    live.cyclingnews.com

    live.cyclingnews.com wrote:
    …the sprint has sparked an attack. Chavanel kept going and has been joined by other riders…However the peloton has quickly chased them down…

    live.cyclingnews.com wrote:
    …Frenchman Pierre Rolland (Team Europcar) tried to get in the move…

    live.cyclingnews.com wrote:
    …Thomas Voeckler (Team Europcar) has gone across and through the breakaway…

    Ah, today is my kind of day… A day of heroics… Chavanel tried, Rolland tried and here comes Tommy Voeckler! Go Tommy! đŸ™‚

    I’d say De Gendt is a good bet for tomorrow and Rolland for the day after! đŸ™‚

    June 7, 2013 at 11:11 am #740817
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    chiv30

    Well since stage 2 I’ve taken
    Well since stage 2 I’ve taken 80 penalty points and even if I hadn’t I would be no better off …..this is a complete bust …..cest la vie

    June 7, 2013 at 10:35 am #740815
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    TERatcliffe26

    Well Ive had an absolute
    Well Ive had an absolute shocker so far. Had to take a penalty to get Froome in for Valverde.

    Froome
    Meersman
    Gallopin
    Konig
    Dennis
    Clement
    Chertnesky
    Berhane
    Fonseca

    June 7, 2013 at 10:33 am #740813
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    backflipbedlem

    Just know that Vichot is
    Just know that Vichot is going to do something today, and I um’d and ah’d about sticking him in last night!

    June 7, 2013 at 10:17 am #740811
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    stevemarks

    We have a breakaway of three
    We have a breakaway of three trying

    Juan Antonio Flechas
    Bazayev
    Huzarski

    June 7, 2013 at 10:05 am #740809
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    ray silvester

    Meersman and Matthews in for
    Meersman and Matthews in for Fuglsang and Konig.

    Froome
    Kwiatkowski
    Veilleux
    Fonseca(come on Fonzie!!)
    Matthews
    Meersman
    Navarro
    Damuseau
    Dennis

    3rd in the ITT,25th yesterday but back to the sort of terrain I can’t get to grips with this season(my spring classics form will tell you that!!).

    June 7, 2013 at 9:57 am #740807
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    stevemarks

    Faffed a bit and not overly
    Faffed a bit and not overly happy with the result but should get a few points

    Meersman
    Matthews
    Konig
    Porte
    Dennis
    Berhane
    Veilleux
    Barguil
    Gallopin.

    Meersman, Gallopin, Matthews obviously what I want to see.

    June 7, 2013 at 9:52 am #740805
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    johnny2names

    cherrypicked wrote:Looking

    cherrypicked wrote:
    Looking for a Van rensburg Viviani Meersman 1-2-3 with Vachon thrown in there somewhere as well. Along with damuseau and veilleux in the break. And if froome, Porte and Dennis can manage some finish line points then that would top it off….

    Oh yes, very similar here.. Although I’ve gone bouhanni over viviani, couldnt help myself, im a bit frog you see đŸ™‚

    June 7, 2013 at 9:52 am #740803
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    livestrongnick

    First int Sprint:-
    Gianni
    First int Sprint:-
    Gianni Meersman
    Sylvain Chavanel
    Nikolas Maes

    June 7, 2013 at 9:39 am #740801
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    backflipbedlem

    Think Meersman has one the
    Think Meersman has one the first sprint point

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