Nearly there
Veteran
- Location
- Cumbria
I think I more nervous of todays stage than yesterdays
Google translationBernard Hinault interview (in French) : http://tourdefrance.blog.lemonde.fr...-arretons-de-surproteger-les-jeunes-coureurs/
Une réaction sur l'affaire Fränk Schleck ?
Non, pas de réaction. J'en ai plein le cul, c'est tout.
Which I think translates to "No reaction. I've had an arseful of it, that's all."
(just in case, he's not saying he's had an arseful of drugs btw....).
Which other sport still considers you young at 25?
thanks for that - I know some people don't like him, but that's absolutely brilliant. Easily the best thing I've read on this year's race.Bernard Hinault interview (in French) : http://tourdefrance.blog.lemonde.fr...-arretons-de-surproteger-les-jeunes-coureurs/
"No, no reaction. I'm pissed, that's all."
Was it just me who clicked into the translation first and had no idea what all that stuff about atria was?
Alternatively - Sky deliver on what they must surely have promised and give Froome leadership on a GT, up to and including the Tour. That's the deal Froome signed post-Vuelta and Wiggy has explicitly said that he'll ride for Froome. Why are people so desperate to make a drama out of the obvious?Froome needs to be on a different team in 2013, for his own sake.
Sky need Froome to be on a different team in 2013, for the sake of their team's cohesion.
I hope that it comes to pass (and amicably). The prospect of the Tour that could result is mouth-watering.
In the meantime... I predict that Wiggins will take 90 seconds out of Froome on the final, flat time trial.
When he doesn't think that he can win the Tour himself. The Vuelta is a good race, but in a rider's palmares it counts for little beside the Tour. Wiggins, with his awareness of the history of the race (not to mention how he must feel about 2011), will not want to be a one-time winner....Wiggy has explicitly said that he'll ride for Froome...
Perhaps not, but it's going to come down to the course. Assuming 2013 is lumpier than this year and has less TTing I think he'll be realistic and accept that Froome would be the better bet. Besides, it's going to be a team decision and Brailsford has shown that he can be ruthless when required, just ask Chris Hoy.When he doesn't think that he can win the Tour himself. The Vuelta is a good race, but in a rider's palmares it counts for little beside the Tour. Wiggins, with his awareness of the history of the race (not to mention how he must feel about 2011), will not want to be a one-time winner.
Froome needs to be on a different team in 2013, for his own sake.
Sky need Froome to be on a different team in 2013, for the sake of their team's cohesion.
I hope that it comes to pass (and amicably). The prospect of the Tour that could result is mouth-watering.
In the meantime... I predict that Wiggins will take 90 seconds out of Froome on the final, flat time trial.
Well, that's the end of this thread for me......... is worse than peoples copy and paste commentary throughout each stage!
Perhaps not, but it's going to come down to the course. Assuming 2013 is lumpier than this year and has less TTing I think he'll be realistic and accept that Froome would be the better bet. Besides, it's going to be a team decision and Brailsford has shown that he can be ruthless when required, just ask Chris Hoy.