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Tomorrow's profile looks like a pretty much perfect stage for Alaphilippe.

Not only French media I'd say. Quite a lot of cycling fans are a little....suspicious about huge transformations like his, Froome, Dumoulin or Alaphilippe.

I'd sort of put it on the same level to be honest.

People were already laughing when Alaphilippe had his monster show on Mt Baldy in California, but this is a billion times worse

Not sure about Pinot, but definitely about the yellow freakshow

Quintana sucks, Valverde is meh and right now Landa couldn't do it Finally he had his real chance..

Close

Nicholas Brody Kruijswijk isn't even tired yet, wtf.

Jumbo outnumbering INEOS, lol

Yes.

That one, but really nobody doubts INEOS is using those too

Which seems more normal than him destroying everone on the climbs....insanity has left Sky/INEOS and went to Jumbo and Quick-Step

Told you, the Tourmalet is unavoidable. Almost as much as Pau

And of course the eternal story of Eugene Christophe's bike breaking on the climb, so he had to walk for 4 hours to a blacksmith in some small town, where he had to fix his bike. Some assistant there helped him with that thing that puts air in the fire, which was illegal, so he got 10 more minutes of penalty time

Williams is freaking mad at Jamaica not already having selected her for Doha, holy crap, 12.32 That's the second race in a row where someone moves to 7th on the all-time ranking

Only the 83rd time or something The number one climb in terms of appearances in history, the story about it's beginnings comes back every single year in the talk shows on TV it feels (like yesterday)

I'd murder to see that.

By far not all the best in the world were there, but still this is her biggest win by a very wide margin (the rest was just national champs) and she did beat some good riders https://www.procyclingstats.com/race/bene-ladies-tour/2019/stage-2a

Karsten Warholm with the 7th fastest time in history (all 6 faster times were set by 6 different guys btw )

Injury for McMaster as well, I hate today.

Nijel Amos pulled up injured very early on in the 800m, that looked worrying

Yeah....I'd rather not take the risk auto-save suddenly messes up. 'Trustworthy' and 'stability' are not two of the key pillars of the functionality of this forum

It wouldn't really be an issue if it's an hour a week or so, but it's just getting more and more often..

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