I did. Unfortunately (or fortunately depending on perspective) she closed the door and buggered off upstairs. The couch is more than a user on cyclechat - it is also a borderline comfortable sleeping location for men who piss of their partners.You could have just told her that the highlights also have "some decent clips from the team cars during yesterdays 'confusion' and a few rider interviews"...
Yes, that goes on for days...ah, see the parallel. At least it's not a load of blokes/women ruining their walk by getting annoyed that a ball won't go where they want it to.Tell her it could be worse - it could be golf.
Kittel this morning - he wears the yellow jersey with those sunnies - could be a shot from the 70's
Don't know about Eurosport, but French tv got it wrong:Did Eurosport call the winner or did they get it wrong?
Boom for stage 2, anyone?
Still a long way to go yet though...
By the way, for the people who haven't seen the race, but want to keep informed for people to watch-out for... I was surprised by the strong form that Bakelants and Van Marcke have shown on a track that I would have assumed a bit to hard for them.
Europcar and FDJ are jokers in the pack. They all seem to ride like Tommy V is their mentor. It's undoubtedly fun the way they animate the race but tactically it all seems a bit gauche field.
Sawing him descend in the TdS, I like your guess... still I believe that Sagan will see today as his best chance to avoid needing to sprint against the likes of Greipel (stage 5 could be that as well, but with less certainty), so I believe this time he will expect his team to stay aboard much longer to make sure this time it is a (limited) sprintOk, today's wild stab in the dark... Rui Costa.
In my opinion it is far too early for Sky to be showing to take the yellow jersey - they just needed Porte & Froome to finish in the bunch with EBH too if possible to sprint. Last year they were no better than yesterday at this stage. I think Froome's tactic of jumping away was just a bit more than about keeping himself safe - had one of the GC riders been unnerved, they might well have made a mistake on the descent.BTW Smutch... what did you think of Sky yesterday... they already needed Porte pulling the bunch (in the 2nd stage)... not a good sign, right?
Europcar and FDJ are jokers in the pack. They all seem to ride like Tommy V is their mentor. It's undoubtedly fun the way they animate the race but tactically it all seems a bit gauche field.