MasterDabber
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I can't get any enthusiasm for this race. I keep watching but just get bored... perhaps it's just me.
I am struggling to keep up with it a bit too. I'm putting it down to the fact that the first few days I watched the giro then the vuelta. Managed to catch the entire first two stages of the Giro and Tour and they set the entire races up brilliantly. The Vuelta is usually my favourite GT tooI can't get any enthusiasm for this race. I keep watching but just get bored... perhaps it's just me.
Or in Roglic's case, the last 200 metres.All the GC are worried about tomorrw. The trouble with these back to back hard mountain stages is that the teams often play it conservatively and wait till the last climb tomorrow on the Angriloo = as Sean Kelly called it.
They're less exciting than the short sharp stages often.
Yes that’s right, it’ll be full gas for the last 30mins tomorrow. It’s often too hard a climb to be exciting, people just slowly drift away.All the GC are worried about tomorrw. The trouble with these back to back hard mountain stages is that the teams often play it conservatively and wait till the last climb tomorrow on the Angriloo = as Sean Kelly called it.
They're less exciting than the short sharp stages often.
The Giro is normally my favourite and it was good this year, and the tour also. The Vuelta is obviously missing a few stages but it’s been pretty mundane so far IMO. Looking forward to tomorrow.Vuelta >Giro>>>Tour
Fewer boring stages
Surprises like the one yesterday
Arguably more successful breakaways?(is it me or there is less of these each year?)
Have to say today's stage, despite (or maybe because) of all difficulty, was a more boring one in this year's edition