I think I read somewhere that le blaireau is an admirer and they're quite friendly. He sees Cav as the sort of racer that France should have been producing in the last 30 years.
You'll never see the like of him again in any vest.
Inrng's take. For once on the internet it's worth reading the comments.
He'll catch this death of cold.
Nah, it was pleasure at having a chance to injure Cav's hand before he overtakes him for all-time wins. The badger's learned recently that sprinters stop riding for injured hands, unlike him, who famously rode on with just a small hole in his head...
Oh yeah, just ask Djamolidine Abdoujaparov, still the best name ever and probably the best somersault ever.
The excellent Andre Darrigade touched on this in yesterday's highlights. 87? I thought he looked fantastic, as though he could ride the tour route now.
