Giro d'Italia 2017 **spoilers**

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deptfordmarmoset

Full time tea drinker
Location
Armonmy Way
After the event, of course, but I felt that Quintana's attack had a touch of fear about it. It wasn't the kind of climb that he had any advantage over Dumoulin in but he felt he had to try. And failed. Wiser (still after the event, of course) to have marked Dumoulin without attacking and leave the challenge to the Dolomites.
 

brommers

Years beyond my wisdom
Location
Clacton-on-Sea
Just noticed that Greipel (and Mareczko) didn't start yesterday. I thought he would do this when it came to the harder stages - he done exactly the same last year.
 

SWSteve

Guru
Location
Bristol...ish
Just noticed that Greipel (and Mareczko) didn't start yesterday. I thought he would do this when it came to the harder stages - he done exactly the same last year.
F one here on in it's mountain stages, he got his stage and has no chance for the cyclamen jersey so it makes sense to climb off. Why put yourself through the efforts which aren't useful
 

Too Tyred

Well-Known Member
Location
West Yorkshire
The Giro is not something that I've watched a lot of previously. I've been an avid viewer of le Tour and the Spring Classics but the Giro has always taken a back seat. I have to say though that this was a mistake and I've really enjoyed it! The quality of climbers participating is right up there and maybe more competitive than recent le Tours. The sprinters are a little underwhelming but that's always good to see some new names emerge - like Gaviria.

Great racing so far, I can't wait for the big week!
 

rich p

ridiculous old lush
Location
Brighton
And Ewan abandons as well
Who's leading the points now? Stuyven?
 
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User169

Guest
Quintana in strife. Mind you, it helps if you get the team car to park across the road blocking the following riders.
 
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