mjd1988
Guru
I'm hoping the Aussie can hang on to snatch Vuelta victory
I know, I'm just not sure he can though. Even if roglic slips there are a lot of seasoned GC men close by. Would be some story
I'm hoping the Aussie can hang on to snatch Vuelta victory
Origin Broadband are a fleet of clowns, still no broadband…
Doesn’t seem to work. Zwift app on my phone needs more than 4G to start up…. Tbf, not really feeling like much more than an afternoon of blackberry-picking with the kids - maybe a jog when Jo gets home tonight, to shake the crap out of my lungs.Cant you tether from your phone temporarily?
Looking at Ben O'Connor palmares.
He's got stage wins in all grand tours and a few podium finish places recently in major stage events
I think he may have a chance. He looked fresh after yesterday's 'queens' stage. Sneaking a third spot to claw back 4 secs from Roglic
Roglic looked slightly worse for wear
Yes , bizarre to let a strong seasoned rider so much time.
Visma did the same last year, leading to Roglic leaving due to falling out
I thought Primoz got peed off because he had to ride for Kuss because JV wanted the three Grand Tours with three different riders.
Just a bit too competitive and greedy, really. Mind you he does crash a lot, so was probably frustrated to not be able to go for it despite staying upright.
From memory JV was very supportive of Sepp Kuss.
It was Roglic who kept attacking Kuss and not playing the domestique roll once Kuss got the big lead.
Bad blood after the event lead to Roglic leaving.
Ultimately a bad move by Roglic, Bora aren't as strong as Visma. He could have had potentially a few more tour wins by choosing either Giro or Vuelta as his target.
Now that Pogacar has refound his top form, Roglic is left with only the Vuelta and a weak squad
I called him a rude name for that3 of us tonight, Phil , Alex and little old me.
Phil shot out the gate,
I was a meany and dragged Phil back onto youI tried to get away straight away, no chance with Alex hunting me down.
I started ramping about 150m out and was going for an FTS PR. Not far off I think. 45.80 PR is 45.36 I'd have smashed it if I'd have had a feather on lap 1.Alex lit up the LS, my best numbers up LS in maybe two years. Phil close behind.
You got 6s and started stretching it so I thought I better ramp it up. I was fairly confident I could get 6s back on the Snapper but I thought it would be better to try and get back on.I threatened to sneak away from Alex,whilst he chatted with Phil.
You were gaining on me a bit in the last 2 km. I was keeping a close eye on that.Too strong. Lap two crumbled up LS and had to keep going from fast finishing Phil
Well done chaps - surprised myself after this morning's race