Or one that knew he was a reserve rider for the Tour so was in pretty decent shape already....its not like he was smoking fags on he beach in the the couple of months pre tourUnless of course if he happened to be the team's #2 sprinter, standing in at late notice for the main sprinter, and wasn't expecting to ride the tour so consequently "hasn't ridden an alpine pass for 3 years".
Unless of course if he happened to be the team's #2 sprinter, standing in at late notice for the main sprinter, and wasn't expecting to ride the tour so consequently "hasn't ridden an alpine pass for 3 years".
Carlton Kirby thinks he's in a comedy double act - about as funny as Mike and Berniw Winters...for those of a certain vintage
I might have to mute the twat.
start above 2000m in crap weather. read that they all stopped 0.5km before the depart real to strip off the "keep warm during the pre depart procession" layers.
This is just IMHO; he put *such* big efforts into the leadouts, that must have been way above what was required from him by management. So I think he's happy to serve.
He does indeed, knocks himself out. He's team leader isn't he? Don't know. Whatever. Lead by example anyway. As a team, they are defending the green jersey even when it's perhaps less glamorous to do so (i.e. making sure it finishes in time) It's actually a great reminder of what cycling can be about sometimes. It's not Cavendish they're defending per se, it's the jersey. Cavendish just happens to be wearing it!
Does doesn't it. Some top handing skills both required and on display.
Indeed! And here’s me, only a bit tubby. I suppose that must mean I could wipe the floor with Cav. Gosh. I never knew…
He's probably absorbent, so it'd be a good choice. We'll find out later today, they're in for more rain.
