Tour de France 2015 - may contain nuts and SPOILERS

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HF2300

Insanity Prawn Boy
Konig has been disappointing but I read somewhere that he was doubting whether he'd recover after the Giro. Sky shudda listened

I think he did do quite a lot of early work though
 

HF2300

Insanity Prawn Boy
At some point during the ad breaks I missed that Pinot, Hesjedal, Plaza and Anacona have gone clear of the maillot jaune group
 

Mad Doug Biker

Just a damaged guy.
Location
Craggy Island
I've been trying to work that one in all week. I was thinking if Geraint were to do a tour diary piece to camera each day it could be called.....

Sorry.

Surprised it hasn't already been said!
 

Bollo

Failed Tech Bro
Location
Winch
The chap offering Geniez goodies from the team car... After failing to entice him with a bidon and an energy bar, maybe he'll try asking Geniez if he wants to see some puppies?
Perhaps he was doing a Pinot and being all sulky toddler...

DS: Gel?
Geniez: Don't like it.
DS: juice?
Geniez: NO! Don't like it.
DS: Water?
Geniez: Water's boring.
DS: You're not having sweets.
Geniez: I want sweets.
 

Saluki

World class procrastinator
Can someone explain why it's bad form to attack when another rider is delayed? Suppose Nibali was planning to attack at a certain point anyway, should he change his plan? How does a rider evaluate the nature of his competitors delay? i.e. if Froome's frame had snapped or if he pulled a muscle, would there be the same reaction?

I'm not supporting Nibali, just trying to understand why it's deemed bad form?
I wondered this. I thought that the TdF was a race and the idea was to win it. I used to ride Point-to-Point races and if one of my competitors had a problem I would have capitalised on it in a second. Other competitors disadvantage to your advantage.

I also cannot understand why they don't 'race' tomorrow. If I was in a position to overhaul the current leader on the last day, I would definitely give it a bash. If the race is decided today and all Froome has to do is cross the line, what is the point of tomorrow?
 
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rich p

rich p

ridiculous old lush
Location
Brighton
I wondered this. I thought that the TdF was a race and the idea was to win it. I used to ride Point-to-Point races and if one of my competitors had a problem I would have capitalised on it in a second. Other competitors disadvantage to your advantage.

I also cannot understand why they don't 'race' tomorrow. If I was in a position to overhaul the current leader on the last day, I would definitely give it a bash. If the race is decided today and all Froome has to do is cross the line, what is the point of tomorrow?
A celebration, a sprint fest and a spectacle.
 
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