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Re: TdF (Tour de France) 2014 Thread [McNulty] [ In reply to ]
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McNulty wrote:
McNulty wrote:
McNulty wrote:
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McNulty,
Go mow the lawn. Martin won't stay away.
Problem in that Gallopin and Rolland are also away and the peloton can't let those guys get too much time.
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I think you're right. Plus, Phil and Paul just took over the commentary. Lawn won't mow itself.....


Martin is going to drop his break mate soon.


Stop hogging the thread. You should be tweeting this crap.

had too much to drink last night with Bunk Moreland ;)
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Re: TdF (Tour de France) 2014 Thread [echappist] [ In reply to ]
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He's been dropped by now but I think it was the stage going to Cervinia won by Amador.
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Re: TdF (Tour de France) 2014 Thread [cartsman] [ In reply to ]
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Nibali's support disappeared but I think it was probably an aberration. Scarponi, Kangert and Fuglsang should all be capable of being up there in the mountains.

Also read that Rui Costa's problems were mechanical. Shame when you lose time because of a crash or mechanical problem and everything goes out the window, but that's cycling.
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Re: TdF (Tour de France) 2014 Thread [echappist] [ In reply to ]
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echappist wrote:
McNulty wrote:
McNulty wrote:
McNulty wrote:
McNulty wrote:
McNulty,
Go mow the lawn. Martin won't stay away.
Problem in that Gallopin and Rolland are also away and the peloton can't let those guys get too much time.
Best,
McNulty


I think you're right. Plus, Phil and Paul just took over the commentary. Lawn won't mow itself.....


Martin is going to drop his break mate soon.


Stop hogging the thread. You should be tweeting this crap.


had too much to drink last night with Bunk Moreland ;)

Bunk is a bad influence, but Martin did drop deMarchi and put 2 minutes between them pretty quickly. Beastly.
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Re: TdF (Tour de France) 2014 Thread [McNulty] [ In reply to ]
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God what a performance. Was clear Martin was doing the lion's share of the work with Di Marchi, and then he goes ahead and pulls 40 seconds from the chase on the first climb, and gains what he lost on the second climb on the descent. He then puts another 10 seconds in, celebrates for 5km, and wins by 2km. Too bad he didn't win that Vuelta stage last year... he could go for the "among the most impressive performances in a single GT stage" Triple Crown.
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Re: TdF (Tour de France) 2014 Thread [Quantum] [ In reply to ]
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Who for Astana was riding the McLaren Tarmac today?? Saw it in the final K or so a few times

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Re: TdF (Tour de France) 2014 Thread [PT] [ In reply to ]
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Perhaps Porte should be the default rider for ST to support, given his triathlon background? I don't know any details about it but it always gets mentioned in Australian cycling coverage and is on his bio too.

Hmm, a former triathlete from the southern most part of a country, sounds familiar....
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Re: TdF (Tour de France) 2014 Thread [chaparral] [ In reply to ]
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No confirmation yet on if he has more balls. Let's hope he shows us tomorrow. ;)
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Re: TdF (Tour de France) 2014 Thread [chaparral] [ In reply to ]
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I believe the similarities end there. Well, lets hope so.
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Re: TdF (Tour de France) 2014 Thread [PT] [ In reply to ]
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Contador better show up #1 tomorrow. He's losing time.
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Re: TdF (Tour de France) 2014 Thread [Me_XMan] [ In reply to ]
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let's hear it for Cancellara as well, 2nd on a day that is not really his forte.
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Re: TdF (Tour de France) 2014 Thread [-Mike-] [ In reply to ]
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Yep awesome ride. He was quoted as saying he was looking around to see who was in the chase group and he was surrounded by skinny little guys haha. Mentioned he got dropped on the last climb but had enough to get back into it and claimed second


Also I'm eating humble pie. I was only just saying I don't hear much from Martin apart from tt's, and he goes and takes the stage out
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Re: TdF (Tour de France) 2014 Thread [Turd Ferguson] [ In reply to ]
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Turd Ferguson wrote:
Who for Astana was riding the McLaren Tarmac today?? Saw it in the final K or so a few times

3 riders in the tour are using them. Roche from Saxo, Kwiatkowski from Omega Pharma, and Fugelsang from Astana
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Re: TdF (Tour de France) 2014 Thread [mile2424] [ In reply to ]
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Contador just crashed and is 4 minutes down on the peloton.
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Re: TdF (Tour de France) 2014 Thread [trimick] [ In reply to ]
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snapped frame...yikes. Can you imagine, trucking along and boom.
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Re: TdF (Tour de France) 2014 Thread [Me_XMan] [ In reply to ]
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Contador better show up #1 tomorrow. He's losing time.

Wait....what? To whom?

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Re: TdF (Tour de France) 2014 Thread [ATLTri] [ In reply to ]
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snapped frame...yikes. Can you imagine, trucking along and boom.

I am listening to the Euro Sport feed and they haven't said what happened. Where did you hear this? Did the bike break before the crash or in the crash?
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Re: TdF (Tour de France) 2014 Thread [trimick] [ In reply to ]
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It's in the BBC live updates - http://www.bbc.co.uk/...ive/cycling/26945567

I'm not a big Contador fan, but for the sake of the race I hope he's not too badly damaged and can get back in touch. Assuming the peleton know what's happened, would it be considered good etiquette to slow the pace down somewhat given that he's had a mechanical and is a multiple past winner?
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Re: TdF (Tour de France) 2014 Thread [trimick] [ In reply to ]
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I've got the tv coverage on in the background.

According to the commentators they heard over the radio that his frame just snapped underneath him, causing the crash. team car chucked it into the back, "in a heap." They had the on-scene guy say that he was in the middle of the peloton and blam, down he goes.
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Re: TdF (Tour de France) 2014 Thread [cartsman] [ In reply to ]
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It's in the BBC live updates - http://www.bbc.co.uk/...ive/cycling/26945567

I'm not a big Contador fan, but for the sake of the race I hope he's not too badly damaged and can get back in touch. Assuming the peleton know what's happened, would it be considered good etiquette to slow the pace down somewhat given that he's had a mechanical and is a multiple past winner?

like he did when AndyS dropped the chain?

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Re: TdF (Tour de France) 2014 Thread [ATLTri] [ In reply to ]
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I've got the tv coverage on in the background.

According to the commentators they heard over the radio that his frame just snapped underneath him, causing the crash. team car chucked it into the back, "in a heap." They had the on-scene guy say that he was in the middle of the peloton and blam, down he goes.

I just heard that on my feed, so I must be a little behind. That is so crazy.
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Re: TdF (Tour de France) 2014 Thread [LuisDF] [ In reply to ]
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LuisDF wrote:
like he did when AndyS dropped the chain?

Having a frame snap on you is a bit different to being too incompetent to execute a shift while trying to launch an attack :)
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Re: TdF (Tour de France) 2014 Thread [cartsman] [ In reply to ]
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like he did when AndyS dropped the chain?


Having a frame snap on you is a bit different to being too incompetent to execute a shift while trying to launch an attack :)

touche

The entire event (IM) is like "death by 1000 cuts" and the best race is minimizing all those cuts and losing less blood than the other guy. - Dev
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Re: TdF (Tour de France) 2014 Thread [cartsman] [ In reply to ]
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like he did when AndyS dropped the chain?

Having a frame snap on you is a bit different to being too incompetent to execute a shift while trying to launch an attack :)

Astana has to mark Kwiatkovski. AC is pretty screwed. If he gets back on in these conditions, banged up, it'll be the ride of the tour so far. I'm pulling for him.
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Re: TdF (Tour de France) 2014 Thread [McNulty] [ In reply to ]
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McNulty wrote:
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LuisDF wrote:
like he did when AndyS dropped the chain?


Having a frame snap on you is a bit different to being too incompetent to execute a shift while trying to launch an attack :)


Astana has to mark Kwiatkovski. AC is pretty screwed. If he gets back on in these conditions, banged up, it'll be the ride of the tour so far. I'm pulling for him.

contador is out...

WTF

The entire event (IM) is like "death by 1000 cuts" and the best race is minimizing all those cuts and losing less blood than the other guy. - Dev
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