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Men's Road Cycling UCI Tour de France 2018


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7 minutes ago, bestmen said:

:zip:

 

Pettachi: 1352 ng/p/ml - 1 year suspension (2007)

Ulissi: 1900 ng/p/ml, 9 months suspension (2014)

Froome: 2000 ng/p/ml (already a suspect prednisolon case on his name) - gets cleared by UCI...

Yep, Petacchi and Ulissi are now probably rather mad at themselves and their teams for not being able to defend as well as Sky did.

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Stage 1

Saturday - July 7th, 2018

h. 11:10 (GMT +2)

 

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  Noirmoutier en l´Ile - Fontenay le Comte 

189km - Flat

 

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47 minutes ago, Olympian1010 said:

I got a feeling that a sprinter like Kittel will win this flat stage

Well yeah, it'd be a sensational surprise if it does not end in a mass sprint :p

 

I wonder if Kittel has finally found something good instead of the awfully disappointing excuses for a sprint he has been showing so far since moving from Pat Lefevere's rocket fueled Quick-Step to Katusha. Personally I'm going for either Gaviria or, who knows, Groenewegen.

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In Dutch we have sort of a saying about football: "Football is the most important sideshow/side issue in life."

 

Belgian commentator when the Tour de France broadcast started half an hour ago: "If football is the most important sideshow in life, it's now time for the main event of life. Cycling." :bowdown::wub::cheer:

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