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7 C out in darkest Perthshire hilly bits today, fresh Northerly, but nice all the same.Forecast for snow on the Chilterns tomorrow
7 C out in darkest Perthshire hilly bits today, fresh Northerly, but nice all the same.Forecast for snow on the Chilterns tomorrow
It's a bit tougher than 'a bump' though, isn't it - around 5 km at 7%. I reckon that will see Cav off. If he manages to remain in contention and do something today, I will be suitably impressed!If it comes back together, the sprinters will have 16 km to close any time they lose on the bump at Crosara.
My point is that at this stage of the race, a fair few of the riders reliant on organised sprint trains have dropped out already and Cav isn't reliant on trains.As FM pointed out earlier, there is not a lot of room at the end for organized sprint trains, so with luck Cavendish will just worm his way to the front and then put the hammer down.
GPM4 = it is not nothing but not much in the grand scheme of things.It's a bit tougher than 'a bump' though, isn't it - around 5 km at 7%. I reckon that will see Cav off. If he manages to remain in contention and do something today, I will be suitably impressed!
See, I looked at thisGPM4 = it is not nothing but not much in the grand scheme of things.
OPQS are clearly up for it so they rate Cav's chances.
5 mins would be a lot. For sure it's not a big ring climb.... people will lose time....See, I looked at this
and thought it was a bit too steep and long for Cav to get over, mainly steep. He could be 5 minutes down by the time he crests that but then again, I'm never sure how to read these stages, got yesterdays wrong as well.
Visconti sure can climb