Nice idea but can’t see Bike Exchange letting him given they will be after intermediate sprint points, unless they all get in the break.if i was cav...i would try and get in the breakaway today and give myself some time on the peleton before getting to the 1st climb of ventoux
I think the sprinters would have thought of this trick by now if it worked.if i was cav...i would try and get in the breakaway today and give myself some time on the peleton before getting to the 1st climb of ventoux
Involve "burning a lot of matches" and "going into the red" and other cliches very early on.I think the sprinters would have thought of this trick by now if it worked.
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Nice idea but can’t see Bike Exchange letting him given they will be after intermediate sprint points, unless they all get in the break.
but didnt he do that in the first alps stage??? or was i dreamingI think the sprinters would have thought of this trick by now if it worked.
he's only 2mins behind the main bunch though......does it go on the winner of the stage or the yellow jersey crossing the line???Latest time check is Cav about 7 minutes off the pace but in a large group of sprinters and other tired riders.
Clock starts when the stage winner crosses the line. Time allowed is a % of the winner's time. Smaller % if winner is slow, bigger % if winner is fast.he's only 2mins behind the main bunch though......does it go on the winner of the stage or the yellow jersey crossing the line???
No you weren't dreaming, but it was a very large break that just sort of rode off the front in the headwinds. On the coverage you can see Cavendish checking with someone he was OK to stay with them or maybe indicating he was only in it until the inter sprint, but whatever he got the nod, scooped up the green points and then paced himself home. Probably helped that Yates from bike exchange was in that group too, so no incentive for BE to chase it for the sake of green points, and Cav had Asgreen with him to contribute to the efforts on the front in exchange for him having a free ride.but didnt he do that in the first alps stage??? or was i dreaming
but tbh no one is going to win the green other than cav, if he stays in the race........so why does it matter to BE if he goes in the break, hes got a 58pt lead over mathews......even today mathews only got 1pt in the intermediate, not exactly pulling up trees is itNo you weren't dreaming, but it was a very large break that just sort of rode off the front in the headwinds. On the coverage you can see Cavendish checking with someone he was OK to stay with them or maybe indicating he was only in it until the inter sprint, but whatever he got the nod, scooped up the green points and then paced himself home. Probably helped that Yates from bike exchange was in that group too, so no incentive for BE to chase it for the sake of green points, and Cav had Asgreen with him to contribute to the efforts on the front in exchange for him having a free ride.