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

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raindog

er.....
Location
France
......he might have more than they thought.
Maybe he has. I hope so - I like the bloke.
 
Hesjedal raced like it was a one day classic. I guess he knows that he can't do the same as last year, which was wait for Rodriguez to lose. Certainly exciting whatever he's thinking.
 

smutchin

Cat 6 Racer
Location
The Red Enclave
Hesjedal raced like it was a one day classic.

Not sure I agree. I see what you mean but compare that to LBL - there he really pushed on, and it turned out he was setting it up for a team-mate. Today he seemed more intent on bringing the other contenders out of their shells, forcing them to play a bit, but he wasn't really going for the win. He did grab a few very useful bonus seconds though.

The upshot is that the likes of Scarponi and Betancur are already playing catch-up.
 

dragon72

Guru
Location
Mexico City
It was Charlie Wegelius (now DS at Garmin) calling the shots on Ryder apparently.
 

The Couch

Über Member
Location
Crazytown
Just noticed that Cobo ended about 14 min behind, while before the start of the Giro Movistar was saying that Cobo and Intxausti would be going for the GC. I guess it is confirmed again never to put your (fantasy) cycling eggs in Juanjo's hands :smile:.
Cavendish only lost 8m30...seems a good sign to me that he will be able to perhaps even nick one of the "flat" (but-in-real-life-not-so-flat) stages. Ferrari, Goss and Bouhanni all ended much more behind
 
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