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  1. 1. Who Will Win The 2012 Tour De France?

    • Cadel Evans
      87
    • Frank Schleck
      31
    • Bradley Wiggins
      154
    • Jurgen van der Broeck
      2
    • Levi Leipheimer
      5
    • Robert Gesink
      6
    • Vincenzo Nibali
      8
    • Alejandro Valverde
      1
    • Other (please specify)
      19


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FFFFFFUUUUUUUUUU

 

Can't watch SS6 on the Drifta at work. My life sucks!

 

That's rough, man...

 

What a missed opportunity.

To think that Super Rugby repeats gets priority on SS2...

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Sagan had been well positioned, but a moment's lapse of concentration proved costly.

"I was well positioned behind Greipel, and the next minute I was a lot further behind," added the Slovakian.

"I have to learn to be more aggressive in these situations. But it was a very good experience."

 

http://www.sbs.com.au/cyclingcentral/road/news/37324/Sagan%20ends%20loan%20spell%20to%20secure%20Tour's%20green%20jersey

 

Yeah, the laaitie did well.

It was one helluva tough sprint classroom.

Greipel was very unfortunate to not take it over the spectacular Cavenator.

Then again, he lost it WITH a solid lead out train.

Edited by Puncheur
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That's rough, man...

 

What a missed opportunity.

To think that Super Rugby repeats gets priority on SS2...

 

Ja I don't understand it. With Wimbledon I can understand. But next week there's nothing else going on, but still they keep it on SS6.

 

Shame that the biggest annual sporting event in the world is not a priority.

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Ja I don't understand it. With Wimbledon I can understand. But next week there's nothing else going on, but still they keep it on SS6.

 

Shame that the biggest annual sporting event in the world is not a priority.

 

Yeah... :wacko:

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How's Martin's scaphoid holding up with all the cobbles sections?

 

He looks weary.

 

http://velonews.competitor.com/files/2012/07/martin-injury-280x421.jpg

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It might just be racing, but if he has any hopes of surviving in years to come, he might as well take a quick attitude adjustment.

 

In a sport that has been populated by egotists, attitudes and arrogance since the beginning? Seems like he'll slip right in.

 

That claim has been levelled at every new hope or rising star from Van Looy to Merckx to Hinault and esp when the likes of Cav' & McEwen started up. The only one that should have listened was Abdujaparov and I can't remember him changing his attitude 1%.

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How's Martin's scaphoid holding up with all the cobbles sections?

 

He looks weary.

 

http://velonews.competitor.com/files/2012/07/martin-injury-280x421.jpg

As long as he finishes - I need him to perform for my fantasy teams

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Yeah, the laaitie did well.

It was one helluva tough sprint classroom.

 

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But after Sunday he was the principal of the classroom :unsure:

 

Bottom line, he is a hotheaded little youngster who will have it handed to him in the next three weeks.

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Intermediate sprint done....Cav over the top of Sagan and still takes the time to crap on Van Hummelen for bad sprinting....he he

Edited by DaLoCo
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As long as he finishes - I need him to perform for my fantasy teams

 

Eish, dont wanna be a domestique with you as race director.

All you want is results!

 

:P

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