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Road Cycling 2016 Discussion Thread


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19 minutes ago, carivan said:

 

Plenty. Right in the middle of the Andes. Tunja itself is 2800 meters high.

 

That would be an awesome world championships :d 

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What a stage, a break away in the last kilometers with 4 riders including Froome and Sagan :d 

 

Sagan should ride his ass off for Froome if you ask me and Froome should then of course not attack him in the last meters. 

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what there more need to say ? Maestro :bowdown: this is what it looks when you make Sagan angry :d

 

still can´t believe what just happened in this 100% sprinters stage, Sagan destroying the green jersey competition :lol: and yellow and green jerseys both with 1 team mate winning ahead of a peloton. oh dear this is cycling.

 

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Tour de France 2016

:FRA Various Cities (FRA) - 02.07.2016 - 24.07.2016 :FRA

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Stage 11

  Carcassonne  -  Montpellier

Stage Result

 

 :SVK Peter SAGAN

  3:26:23

 

 :GBR Christopher FROOME

+0

 

 :POL Maciej BODNAR

+0

 

4. Alexander KRISTOFF  :NOR +6

5. Christophe LAPORTE :FRA +6

6. Jasper STUYVEN :BEL +6

7. Edvald BOASSON HAGEN :NOR +6

8. Andre GREIPEL :GER +6

9. Sondre Holst ENGER :NOR +6

10. Oliver NAESEN :BEL +6

 

 

General Standing After Stage 11/21

 

1. Christopher FROOME  :GBR  52:34:37

2. Adam YATES :GBR  +28

3. Daniel MARTIN :IRL  +31

4. Nairo QUINTANA :COL  +35

5. Bauke MOLLEMA  :NED  +56

6. Romain BARDET :FRA  +56

7. Sergio Luis HENAO :COL  +56

8. Alejandro VALVERDE :ESP  +1:13

9. Tejay VAN GARDEREN :USA  +1:13

10. Roman KREUZIGER :CZE  +1:28

 

Jerseys After Stage 11/21

 

Yellow Jersey

 

 :GBR Christopher FROOME

52:34:37

 

2. Adam YATES :GBR 

+28

3. Daniel MARTIN :IRL 

+31

 

 

Green Jersey

 

 :SVK Peter SAGAN

309

 

2. Mark CAVENDISH :GBR 

219

3. Marcel KITTEL :GER 

202

 

 

Polka Dot Jersey

 

 :FRA Thibaut PINOT

80

 

2. Rafal MAJKA :POL 

77

3. Tom DUMOULIN :NED 

58

 

 

White Jersey

 

 :GBR Adam YATES

52:35:05

 

2. Louis MEINTJES  :RSA 

+1:42

3. Warren BARGUIL  :FRA 

+2:35

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55 minutes ago, Federer91 said:

The genius of Peter Sagan once again. :bowdown: 

Same thing for Froome by the way. Taking seconds off of your GC rivals in a flat stage in this way is praiseworthy. 

 

And the finish was 100% as expected once the break away was gone: Sagan working to get the advantage up so Froome could gain time, and in return Froome didn't attack Sagan in the end (even though he probably wouldn't win that anyway, but still) :)

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5 minutes ago, heywoodu said:

Same thing for Froome by the way. Taking seconds off of your GC rivals in a flat stage in this way is praiseworthy. 

 

And the finish was 100% as expected once the break away was gone: Sagan working to get the advantage up so Froome could gain time, and in return Froome didn't attack Sagan in the end (even though he probably wouldn't win that anyway, but still) :)

 

well Froome attacked him in the finish, when he saw that Sagan wanted to give the stage win to Bodnar, Froome tried it, ofc it´s understandable because there bonifications seconds, but whe Sagan noticed Froomes attempt, he immediately brought him to his senses :d

 

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