Starchivore
I don't know much about Cinco de Mayo
- Location
- Halifax, West Yorkshire
That was a fantastic final climb, I love finishes where you can see that everyone is really struggling, and it looks like a crawl to the top, as if someone might break so badly that they actually stop. There's just something about it, and they were properly heaving away there.
I really didn't expect Carthy to win, before he took the lead I actually thought he was going to struggle to stay in contact, maybe it was just the riding styles. It was great to see everyone so close, and Carapaz getting the lead back was the best thing for the race, keeping it competitive there. And great effort again from Dan Martin.
Actually this is the first time I've watched the Vuelta, which is weird because I love Spain. It's been great. Maybe they should consider moving it to this time of the year permanently, get it a bit further away from the Tour and Giro? Millar was talking at the start about the differences the later-year weather makes. It could give help differentiate it a bit more maybe.
I really didn't expect Carthy to win, before he took the lead I actually thought he was going to struggle to stay in contact, maybe it was just the riding styles. It was great to see everyone so close, and Carapaz getting the lead back was the best thing for the race, keeping it competitive there. And great effort again from Dan Martin.
Actually this is the first time I've watched the Vuelta, which is weird because I love Spain. It's been great. Maybe they should consider moving it to this time of the year permanently, get it a bit further away from the Tour and Giro? Millar was talking at the start about the differences the later-year weather makes. It could give help differentiate it a bit more maybe.