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I thought Rodriguez was suppose to be cack at TT ?
He's not as bad as he used to be and the hilly course suited him, but he still lost a shed load of time to Froome and Berto.I thought Rodriguez was suppose to be cack at TT ?
He's not as bad as he used to be and the hilly course suited him, but he still lost a shed load of time to Froome and Berto.
Yeah, I think you're right there is a lot of pain to come. Rodriguez and Contador appear the most potent.
My prediction after today is that Froome will not be on the podium at the end. Unless something goes horribly wrong, I think it will be Contador, Valverde, Rodriguez (in that order). Froome needed not only to beat Contador today but he had to put significant time into him, Purito and Valverde. He didn't.
Froomedog! Froomedog Froomedog! Froomedog!
I think it may have been mentioned upthread already, but in case anyone needs reminding, look at the results of the time trial round Lake Annecy in the 2009 Tour de France, which was over similar terrain and distance to this year's Vuelta TT...
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Very succint (sp ?) and to the point. You could be right.My prediction after today is that Froome will not be on the podium at the end. Unless something goes horribly wrong, I think it will be Contador, Valverde, Rodriguez (in that order). Froome needed not only to beat Contador today but he had to put significant time into him, Purito and Valverde. He didn't.
Do you not get problems with rust?was out swimming on my bike earlier on.
Hmmmmm. I agree that Wiggy justified being leader, but it's a bit unfair to draw conclusions about Froome given the Tour he just rode - the guy looks tired, and no surprise. Had he missed the Tour and prepared for the Vuelta as his main goal I reckon he'd win.The longer this Vuelta goes on the more stupid those people who claimed Froome should have been leader ahead of Wiggo at the TdF look...
I'm sure he'll have his day in Paris, but he's not ready yet IMO