I think I get how a GC works, but there were several riders who could be tied. But you're complaining about getting on the internet, onto a sports website, where there may be comments about sport and that others should not talk about a race (in any form) just because you have not had your chance to see it? So at what point can people talk about the tomorrow's stage starting with two riders being in a tie in an open manner? Never? Or does it always have to be buried way deep in some comments
In general, most people on ST are not watching the Giro. But many on ST would be interested in a grand tour ending in an ITT with zero seconds separating the two riders. So for those people it is interesting.
It may feel like you got to find out results (you weren't told the result, you jumped to a conclusion), but for others they got to hear about something intriguing that never happens in a Grand tour (at least its never happened in 40 years that I have been following them).
In general, most people on ST are not watching the Giro. But many on ST would be interested in a grand tour ending in an ITT with zero seconds separating the two riders. So for those people it is interesting.
It may feel like you got to find out results (you weren't told the result, you jumped to a conclusion), but for others they got to hear about something intriguing that never happens in a Grand tour (at least its never happened in 40 years that I have been following them).
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devashish_paul: Oct 24, 20 13:42