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Giro d'Italia Stage 11 – May 21st, Collecchio - Savona 249km **Unmasked Spoilers**

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  • #102
    Pudsy33
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    Good man Mick


  • #103
    Darkglasses
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    *gasp* did Matt Stephens just take a selfie! :eek:

    Seriously though, good attack by Rogers, happy for the team.


  • #104
    neris
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    Im sure mr tinkoffs ego will be taking the credit for that win


  • #105
    godtabh
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    neris wrote: »
    Im sure mr tinkoffs ego will be taking the credit for that win

    He'll probably be on the podium


  • #106
    MPFG
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    Fantastic ride by Rodgers...good that the team got something for all their efforst


  • #107
    Shakakan
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    godtabh wrote: »
    He'll probably be on the podium

    ...decked out in jersey and shorts ...a la John Terry


  • #108
    godtabh
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    Shakakan wrote: »
    ...decked out in jersey and shorts ...a la John Terry

    He did that yesterday. Followed the peloton down on his bike.


  • #109
    Darkglasses
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    Adrian Malori. No back-slapping, please.

    BoKyXoSIAAAtGE2.jpg

    This is a tough GT.


  • #110
    MPFG
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    godtabh wrote: »
    He did that yesterday. Followed the peloton down on his bike.

    And from the pictures i saw the roads were still closed so he must have been riding behind the peloton ???

    I dunno....for all the money in the world I could not put up with that man...quite frankly I feel sorry for Bjarne Riis :D....might be karma :pac:


  • #111
    godtabh
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    Nasty. Looks like he lost his computer as well


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  • #112
    MPFG
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    Darkglasses wrote: »
    Adrian Malori. No back-slapping, please.

    BoKyXoSIAAAtGE2.jpg

    This is a tough GT.

    And is is/was a favorite for tomorrow's TT


  • #113
    godtabh
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    MPFG wrote: »
    And from the pictures i saw the roads were still closed so he must have been riding behind the peloton ???

    I dunno....for all the money in the world I could not put up with that man...quite frankly I feel sorry for Bjarne Riis :D....might be karma :pac:

    They way I read it was that he followed the second (third?) support car down following the peloton.

    He loves cycling almost as much as himself from what I can see. Fair play. He is a character. I challenged him to the Evil 200. Dont think he is up for it.


  • #114
    gordongekko
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    MPFG wrote: »
    And from the pictures i saw the roads were still closed so he must have been riding behind the peloton ???

    I dunno....for all the money in the world I could not put up with that man...quite frankly I feel sorry for Bjarne Riis :D....might be karma :pac:

    He was probably on Roches bike the other day :-)


  • #115
    dastardly00
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    Orica-GreenEdge are starting to look a bit thin on the ground... down to 5 riders.

    151. SANTAROMITA Ivan
    152. DURBRIDGE Luke (Stage 11)
    153. HEPBURN Michael
    154. LANCASTER Brett (Stage 7)
    155. MATTHEWS Michael (Stage 11)
    156. MEYER Cameron (Stage 8)
    157. DOCKER Mitchell
    158. TUFT Svein
    159. WEENING Pieter


  • #116
    MPFG
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    Fantastic ride today

    GEORG PREIDLER ‏@PREIDI 23m
    Proud to be up front with my fathers Ring on my necklace! He showed me how to fight till the end! #3monthstoday #cancer


  • #117
    MPFG
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    Hereyou are ...Oleg in on the act


  • #118
    godtabh
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    MPFG wrote: »
    Hereyou are ...Oleg in on the act

    oh to be a multi billionaire


  • #119
    MPFG
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    And he started by selling jeans he bought while at cycling races and imported them illegally in Russia and sold on black market???

    If I were a millionaire I would buy a cycling team also


  • #120
    Pudsy33
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    Reading Roche's giro diary, it seems that having Mouray in the group caused all the problems. He was 7 mins down and the peloton weren't happy to let him away. The break started fighting and were doomed.


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  • #121
    pelevin
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    My knowledge of Tinkoff is entirely superficial but, good to see he unashamedly enjoys being part of - maybe too part of - the team he's paying for. Bit of an antidote to the po-faced seriousness that can surround sport. . . . Bradley Wiggins for instance recently saying the Tour of California was Sky's biggest focus for the season after the TdF - because of the impact this might have on the Murdoch family business in US exposure.
    Yeah, right on Bradley, go Team Sky!


  • #122
    Raam
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    Oleg signed himself up as a rider on his first team.

    http://www.cyclingnews.com/news/an-interview-with-oleg-tinkoff
    For Tinkoff that romance has been rekindled with the development of a team sponsored by the Tinkoff chain of restaurants. And a strange twist of the tale he'll be the first team manager/owner to ride races with his young charges, most of whom could be his sons. It's a reflection of the discipline Tinkoff possesses that he's ridden himself into shape to ride with some of Russia's most talented young riders - no small task at all.


  • #123
    pelevin
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    Mad, vain & admirable!


  • #124
    gordongekko
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    pelevin wrote: »
    Mad, vain & admirable!

    Thanks enough about me what about tinkoff?


  • #125
    pelevin
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    gordongekko wrote: »
    Thanks enough about me what about tinkoff?

    At least equally mad.


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