Giro d'Italia 2013, 4th-26th May - [Spoilers]

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Buddfox

Veteran
Location
London
Well it can be both exciting and an anti-climax at the same time. It's just a shame that what looked like it was going to be an absolutely barn-storming parcours two weeks ago has been rather undone by the weather. If the big mountain stages this week are neutralised (either by the organisers or the riders themselves) it will be hard not to feel a little bit disappointed. That's not to take anything away from Nibali, or indeed any of the many entertaining sub-plots which continue to emerge. I think David Millar mentioned this in his blog, but the competition for places 3 - 10 should be very entertaining, with the bonus seconds in particular playing into that debate. But I do hope the stages run as planned.
 
Location
Hampshire
David Millar

'Robert'
 

beastie

Guru
Location
penrith
Well it can be both exciting and an anti-climax at the same time. It's just a shame that what looked like it was going to be an absolutely barn-storming parcours two weeks ago has been rather undone by the weather. If the big mountain stages this week are neutralised (either by the organisers or the riders themselves) it will be hard not to feel a little bit disappointed. That's not to take anything away from Nibali, or indeed any of the many entertaining sub-plots which continue to emerge. I think David Millar mentioned this in his blog, but the competition for places 3 - 10 should be very entertaining, with the bonus seconds in particular playing into that debate. But I do hope the stages run as planned.
This is more what I was aiming at previously, I though this years route was excellent, but the bad weather has made it hard for aggressive racing. Nibali looks the strongest ( and is coping very well with the conditions) and I really like him as a rider. Just disappointed that the big stages have been affected.
 
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