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Great ride by O Connor, still taking time out of the peleton, hope he makes it to top for yellow.
10 second bonus for the win !Great ride by O Connor, still taking time out of the peleton, hope he makes it to top for yellow.
Pog too dominant, it’s the worst TDF I’ve ever seen in my life.
And Merlier out too. The sprint winning possibles are thinning out!Cav made the the time cut off ! Riders who didn't...Demare, Guarnieri, Delaplace, De Bod, Dlamini, Vliegen, Coquard
It’s unbelievable they didn’t make it. You’d think Demare would go for the win in Paris & Coquard would finish his home tour too. I wouldn’t be extending their contracts.Cav made the the time cut off ! Riders who didn't...Demare, Guarnieri, Delaplace, De Bod, Dlamini, Vliegen, Coquard
Not the best of days for the British riders with GT (19th) the highest placed and Luke Rowe (79th) the next highest.
81 Fred Wright
92 Mark Donovan
108 Connor Swift
115 Simon Yates
118 TGH
128 Froome
144 Dan McLay
160 Cav
Or, to put it another way: the green jersey wearer (and one of the leading stage winners of all time), four GT winners, and seven riders still in the running and capable of making history/winning a stage or two/just doing a good job for their teams.Whilst understanding what you're saying, having followed the Tour for some 50 years (probably like many on here, maybe like yourself too), have watched Tours without a single British rider in it from the start. So, tbh, I would say fantastic, 10 British riders still in it ( i.e. All those that started) well done guys.
On the start line, placed us as joint 7th Nationality (with Aussies), one more than the cycling Powerhouse that is Italy.
Do you think the guys who finished outside time limit did so because they couldn't be arsed?It’s unbelievable they didn’t make it. You’d think Demare would go for the win in Paris & Coquard would finish his home tour too. I wouldn’t be extending their contracts.