Strade Bianche **spoilers**

[Andrew Br]

Oh dear.

But there's other racing on tomorrow so you'll get to watch that.

I'll struggle; I'm off for a ride tomorrow and then there's rugby on when we get back.
It would be wrong to forgo the ride to watch riding wouldn't it ?

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[Pro Tour Punditry]

I'll struggle; I'm off for a ride tomorrow and then there's rugby on when we get back.
It would be wrong to forgo the ride to watch riding wouldn't it ?

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The weather during the week is much better than tomorrow's forecast, that's all I'll say on the matter Haha

 

[smutchin]

It would be wrong to forgo the ride to watch riding wouldn't it ?

Yes. Always.

What are you, a football fan?

 

[Andrew Br]

Yes. Always.

What are you, a football fan?

Yes, that too
Man U to compound the error of my ways.

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[Andrew Br]

The weather during the week is much better than tomorrow's forecast, that's all I'll say on the matter Haha

Tomorrow's forecast here is amazingly good plus I've agreed to help the ride leader with cat herding duties.

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[Flying_Monkey]

Great race, as it always seems to be. The attacks in the last 50 really kept things unpredictable. As for the finish, the result was never in doubt once Sagan and Kwiatkowski reached Siena together. Kwiatkowski is a much better climber and despite Sagan's many strengths he was never going to be able to match him on that steep last km.

 

[The Couch]

Last year Cancellara ended in about the same place as this year, but he did look more impressive last year. Still can't get rid of the feeling he ain't going to be dominating the 2 weeks of RvV and PR (not that I predict him not to be in the mix of course)

The biggest surprise for me was that Cunego was in the mix for this (and to a smaller extend Wout Poels)

Valverde (unfortunately ) looking more and more like he doesn't want to Tour to be the clash of Nibali vs. Froome.