I couldn't quite decide whether it was a team effort or two great individual efforts that happened to coincide...
That will certainly be the plan next year.Or maybe Movistar should have put Sky under more pressure much earlier on to wear out the domestiques long before the Alps. Already looking forward to next year.
I'm surprised everyone left it so long tbh.That will certainly be the plan next year.
It was a good plan. Attack the Sky train early to drop Froome's support team and leave Froome with little reserve at the late stage.
Is it? http://www.climbing-records.com/2013/07/all-time-top-100-fastest-rides-on.htmlTime for Quintana up the Alpe. 39.23. The fastest since Floyd Landis in 2006.
The stand out time really is that of Carlos Sastre as the only one of the top 20 to not have a dope question against him. AFAIKIs it? http://www.climbing-records.com/2013/07/all-time-top-100-fastest-rides-on.html
Actually you are right..
Been updated now, 3 of todays riders are now in the top 100, froome knocked 8secs off 2013 time. Valverde is the stand out performance.
http://www.climbing-records.com/search?updated-min=2015-01-01T00:00:00+02:00&updated-max=2016-01-01T00:00:00+02:00&max-results=48
Still a way off Landis time though :-)
Why would they regret it - froome won, not lost........now if he had lost the tdf then regrets there certainly would beI can't help wondering if Sky regret taking/acquiring the maillot jaune so early in the race.
I can't help wondering if Sky regret taking/acquiring the maillot jaune so early in the race.