No, I reckon your osymetric calculator is overrreporting.
I reckon that much like Obelix he got dropped into a cauldron of magic potion as a child and so never needs to inject it.
Yep, it was foul, cowardly, and disgraceful. Just like the innuendo of the two former dopers working for French TV and "suggesting" things about which they have no evidence, except that Froome is a bit better at this racing lark than they may have been without a drop of preparation.So the thing sticking out from behind the rider's saddles is a data transmitter. Here was me thinking they were small mudguards to help prevent riders getting grit stuck on their shorts and developing saddle boils......and telling that to two of my neighbours who asked about them
I hope they catch the tosser who threw the cup of urine into Froome's face and make him drink a bucket of it.
Some posters have no clue what the Tour is like. 4,000+ beds required every night. If you don't like your hotel find another? Only if you want to drive 200km, maybe if you are lucky you MIGHT find one you like, all air conned and lovely (in rural France..?). The rules are simple, riders have to stay in the hotel the organiser provides. Some nights it's 5 star, others less so (and sometimes not good at all). But as mentioned it's shared out, a leveller for every team. Even Oleg with all his dosh can't buy his way out of things all the time is at least comforting for everyone who has to live on a budget. Not every team has limitless resources - MTN seem to be doing OK and they are a division 2 team with, no doubt, a budget to match.
