He'll take the Zoncolan I should think.i also think we'll see him take another stage victory early in the dolomites to force the hand [feet] of others.
He'll take the Zoncolan I should think.i also think we'll see him take another stage victory early in the dolomites to force the hand [feet] of others.
I was surprised to see Scarponi crack so easily. I always thought he was at least as well prepared as Contador.
I was surprised to see Scarponi crack so easily. I always thought he was at least as well prepared as Contador.
Contador was astounding, and when I say 'astounding' I mean, astonishing in a way I've not seen since, oh, Riccardo Ricci...
just sayin'
My thoughts exactly. Whatever your view on Bertie, I don't think there were many in the lead group yesterday who are above suspicion and he, at least, has the panache to animate the race - for the second day in a row. Most of the others all looked like they were happy to ride up as a group and then sprint in the last 1km.
Yes that's it exactly. All those honest riders in the chasing group, like Garzelli, are beacons of virtue and they must have felt cheated as they crossed the lineTo paraphrase, all the other top riders including the pre-race favourite worked theirbolloxcleats off and yet Dirty Bertie still took them to the cleaners on a hill that wasn't even steep.