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Gkam84
88 for me today, yesterday i
88 for me today, yesterday i had 92 and had the winner and another 3 in the top 20, only had 1 today 👿Gkam84
Top 20 Stage
1 M. Albasini
Top 20 Stage1 M. Albasini (THR) 4:19:39
2 Capecchi (LIQ) +0
3 D. Moreno (KAT) +0
4 De la Fuente (GEO) +0
5 Roche (ALM) +0
6 Zaugg (LEO) +0
7 Madrazo (MOV) +0
8 D. Blanco (GEO) +0
9 Nieve (EUS) +0
10 de Maar (QST) +0
11 Moncoutié (COF) +0
12 D. López (MOV) +0
13 Kaisen (OLO) +0
14 Seeldraeyers (QST) +0
15 C. Sørensen (SBS) +0
16 Losada (KAT) +0
17 Sastre (GEO) +0
18 Verdugo (EUS) +0
19 Txurruka (EUS) +3
20 Bakelants (OLO) +15Top 10 GC
1 Wiggins (SKY) 51:14:59
2 Froome (SKY) +7
3 Kessiakoff (AST) +9
4 Fuglsang (LEO) +19
5 Nibali (LIQ) +24
6 Mollema (RAB) +36
7 Monfort (LEO) +1:04
8 J.J. Cobo (GEO) +1:27
9 D. Moreno (KAT) +1:52
10 Zubeldia (RSH) +1:53Top 5 Points
1 Joa. Rodríguez (KAT) 81
2 P. Sagan (LIQ) 75
3 Mollema (RAB) 69
4 D. Moreno (KAT) 62
5 Martin (GRM) 48Top 5 Mountains
1 Moncoutié (COF) 50
2 Montaguti (ALM) 38
3 D. Moreno (KAT) 32
4 Martin (GRM) 25
5 C. Sørensen (SBS) 19Not a great day for me :”(
Gkam84
Why would Anton even matter?
Why would Anton even matter? he’s 17mins downMore of a concern to the leaders would be
85 D. Moreno (ESP, KAT) +3:39
161 C. Sørensen (DEN, SBS) +3:47
11 Roche (IRL, ALM) +3:50
148 Seeldraeyers (BEL, QST) +4:25
54 Nieve (ESP, EUS) +4:46All inside 5 min’s down
Gkam84
Leader(s) – 28 riders
85 D.
Leader(s) – 28 riders
85 D. Moreno (ESP, KAT) +3:39
161 C. Sørensen (DEN, SBS) +3:47
11 Roche (IRL, ALM) +3:50
148 Seeldraeyers (BEL, QST) +4:25
54 Nieve (ESP, EUS) +4:46
44 Moncoutié (FRA, COF) +6:49
66 Sastre (ESP, GEO) +7:04
2 Capecchi (ITA, LIQ) +7:51
121 Bakelants (BEL, OLO) +16:42
108 Zaugg (SUI, LEO) +16:52
51 I. Antón (ESP, EUS) +17:32
84 Losada (ESP, KAT) +27:30
57 Verdugo (ESP, EUS) +35:09
6 Nerz (GER, LIQ) +36:40
56 Txurruka (ESP, EUS) +40:47
137 E. Petrov (RUS, AST) +49:26
62 D. Blanco (ESP, GEO) +51:00
16 Le Lay (FRA, ALM) +51:46
63 De la Fuente (ESP, GEO) +54:18
132 Gasparotto (ITA, AST) +1:15:58
128 Kaisen (BEL, OLO) +1:17:42
119 Madrazo (ESP, MOV) +1:23:26
116 D. López (ESP, MOV) +1:42:09
41 Bagot (FRA, COF) +1:44:28
144 de Maar (AHO, QST) +1:52:44
25 Palomares (ESP, ACG) +1:54:39
207 N. Oliveira (POR, RSH) +1:55:22
71 M. Albasini (SUI, THR) +1:59:44max. lead 02m12s
Gkam84
All only have 20 second now
All only have 20 second now apart from
71 M. Albasini (SUI, THR) +1:59:44Who is 2 min’s up the road
Gkam84
4,2,1 for the sprints, cant
4,2,1 for the sprints, cant remember the finish line timesGkam84
All back together, they dont
All back together, they dont want to let any breaks go with guys only at a few minutes off GCGkam84
Down to 17 riders
Leader(s) –
Down to 17 ridersLeader(s) – 17 riders
11 Roche (IRL, ALM) +3:50
148 Seeldraeyers (BEL, QST) +4:25
44 Moncoutié (FRA, COF) +6:49
108 Zaugg (SUI, LEO) +16:52
51 I. Antón (ESP, EUS) +17:32
109 Rohregger (AUT, LEO) +29:45
57 Verdugo (ESP, EUS) +35:09
137 E. Petrov (RUS, AST) +49:26
3 D. Caruso (ITA, LIQ) +51:21
63 De la Fuente (ESP, GEO) +54:18
151 Barredo (ESP, RAB) +1:05:13
113 Intxausti (ESP, MOV) +1:16:23
18 Montaguti (ITA, ALM) +1:23:24
119 Madrazo (ESP, MOV) +1:23:26
208 Paulinho (POR, RSH) +1:28:09
47 Taaramäe (EST, COF) +1:43:46
212 Devolder (BEL, VCD) +2:27:29Gkam84
Leader(s) – 33 riders
188
Leader(s) – 33 riders
188 Wiggins (ENG, SKY)
1 Nibali (ITA, LIQ) +10
104 Monfort (BEL, LEO) +1:06
11 Roche (IRL, ALM) +3:50
206 T. Machado (POR, RSH) +4:06
148 Seeldraeyers (BEL, QST) +4:25
44 Moncoutié (FRA, COF) +6:49
66 Sastre (ESP, GEO) +7:04
2 Capecchi (ITA, LIQ) +7:51
143 Sy. Chavanel (FRA, QST) +15:03
108 Zaugg (SUI, LEO) +16:52
51 I. Antón (ESP, EUS) +17:32
87 Karpets (RUS, KAT) +19:22
109 Rohregger (AUT, LEO) +29:45
89 Vorganov (RUS, KAT) +32:17
57 Verdugo (ESP, EUS) +35:09
137 E. Petrov (RUS, AST) +49:26
3 D. Caruso (ITA, LIQ) +51:21
13 Champion (FRA, ALM) +53:45
63 De la Fuente (ESP, GEO) +54:18
151 Barredo (ESP, RAB) +1:05:13
132 Gasparotto (ITA, AST) +1:15:58
113 Intxausti (ESP, MOV) +1:16:23
18 Montaguti (ITA, ALM) +1:23:24
119 Madrazo (ESP, MOV) +1:23:26
219 Pidgornyy (UKR, VCD) +1:24:43
208 Paulinho (POR, RSH) +1:28:09
88 Trofimov (RUS, KAT) +1:42:41
47 Taaramäe (EST, COF) +1:43:46
102 Cancellara (SUI, LEO) +1:58:05
142 Cataldo (ITA, QST) +2:02:42
212 Devolder (BEL, VCD) +2:27:29
172 Doi (JPN, SKS) +2:45:25Gkam84
Looking at the times in GC, i
Looking at the times in GC, i dont think moncoutie will get in a break today, he’s only 6.49 downGkam84
Well they will be going no
Well they will be going no where. no team is going to let 30 riders go and they only have 20 secondsGkam84
If Moncoutie goes in a break,
If Moncoutie goes in a break, you can be sure Montaguti will be followingI’ll give you one of my transfers for tomorrow, the other is a “long shot”
Stage 78 IN:Daniel MARTIN OUT:Peter SAGAN
I think there will be a break, but unless its big it wont stay away, thats why i brought Martin back in because Sagan wont be staying with the GC guys over the 2nd cat 1
As for Kessiakoff, i only know him from his MTB days where he was world class, multiple swedish mtb champion, but never grabbed the world or european champs, but was always up there somewhere, i think this is only his 2/3rd season on the road, just looked up his past results and was quite surprised, didn’t know he was with Garmin last year
But even more by this, look at the list of names he kept with, all be it a short tour, thats still decent
2009 Tour De Romandie
1 Roman Kreuziger (CZE) Liquigas 14h 20′ 14″
2 Vladimir Karpets (RUS) Team Katusha + 18″
3 Rein Taaramäe (EST) Cofidis + 25″
4 Alejandro Valverde (ESP) Caisse d’Epargne + 46″
5 Rigoberto Urán (COL) Caisse d’Epargne + 48″
6 Lars Bak (DEN) Team Saxo Bank + 1′ 01″
7 Cadel Evans (AUS) Silence-Lotto + 1′ 07″
8 Tony Martin (GER) Team Columbia-High Road + 1′ 08″
9 Fredrik Kessiakoff (SWE) Fuji-Servetto + 1′ 16″
10 Kanstantsin Siutsou (BLR) Team Columbia-High Road + 1′ 21″Gkam84
Simon_MacMichael
[quote=Simon_MacMichael]Blimey, I think Channel 4 have topped the lot with their athletics coverage :O – I know live presenting isn’t anything like as easy as good presenters make it look, but I don’t think I’ve ever seen it go quite as badly as this:http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=A6o52kZxvtg&feature=youtu.be%5B/quote%5D
Here you go, seems alot of people aint a fan of his, lol
Gkam84
Mile green fairy liquid and
Mile green fairy liquid and it’ll keep your hands soft aswell 😀Gkam84
What kind of bike? road, mtb,
What kind of bike? road, mtb, fixie??What kind of cycling do you do? i.e. commutes, sportives, just general rides??
Do you go out in all weathers?
There are so many oil’s and lubes out there, you need to be a little more specific with what you use your bike for :B
But for me, Weldtite TD2 Plus dry lube/oil is my lube of choice
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