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The 100th Edition Of The Tour de France: Chirps, Opinions, News, Updates.


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Pick the yellow and green jersey winners.  

305 members have voted

  1. 1. Who will reign in Yellow?

    • Froome Dawg (Sky)
      216
    • Contador (Saxo Tinkoff)
      53
    • A Schleck, Radioshack
      13
    • Evans (BMC)
      8
    • Uran (Sky)
      0
    • Tejay (BMC)
      3
    • Gesink (Blanco)
      0
    • Hesjedal (Garmin Sharp
      0
    • Valverde (Movistar)
      4
    • J Rodriquez (Katusha)
      2
    • Suprize package!
      6
  2. 2. Who will reign in Green?

    • Sagan (Cannondale Pro Cycling)
      178
    • Cav' (Omega Pharma Quickstep)
      104
    • Greipel (Lotto Bellisol)
      7
    • Bouhanni (FDJ)
      1
    • Goss (Orica-Greenedge)
      3
    • Surprize package?
      12


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Next TT has 2 category climbs in it, so am expecting Froome to gain more time there!

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Wow, Froom rode so well. Who would have thought those pins if his could drive 2nd place like that.

 

True.

Climber deluxe

Super time trialler

Good quiet leadership.

 

The man's destined to wear yellow in Paris.

Hope so.

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Chirp from another forum:

 

"Can we make Froome ride a unicycle? Might make it more a contest..."

 

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Sagan catching some slip stream during the TT today.

No wonder he did such a good time...

 

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Chirp from another forum:

 

"Can we make Froome ride a unicycle? Might make it more a contest..."

 

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Look at that lung capacity and then half the worlds opinionated love muscles still want to shout "dope"

Not even to mention his power to weight ratio.

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54 * Nairo Alexander QUINTANA MOVISTAR TEAM 00:03:28

Good result from him in a flat TT.

 

 

And Sagan too!

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“To be honest, I'd almost given up hope of the stage win. It was starting to look very disappointing when I saw Chris beat my times at the intermediate check. I nearly started to cry. I couldn't believe it. I was more-or-less sure about the win as I had a good advantage to guys like ‘Chava' and Kwiatkowski who really strong time trial riders so I expected that Froome might get to within 30 seconds or something like that but not beating me at the intermediates..."

 

Tony Martin

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Sagan catching some slip stream during the TT today.

No wonder he did such a good time...

 

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That car was blocking his way.

The guy's too fast.

Probably something delaying his course on that narrow lil road...

 

 

 

*heehee*

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Still not sure how tough these cycling hardmen are?

 

 

 

“Luckily some of my skin is back [after the accident of stage one] and I can sleep on my back again. I'm more-or-less recovered... for sure there are still some wounds that are open but we riders are used to this so it's no problem any more.

 

Tony Martin

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That car was blocking his way.

The guy's too fast.

Probably something delaying his course on that narrow lil road...

 

 

 

*heehee*

Haha probably

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Tour history trivia:

 

Raymond Impanis won the longest ever Tour ITT way back in 1947. The Belgian rode 129km (86 miles) that day.

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