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Vuelta; Stage 11 (Aug 29): Cambados - Pontevedra (ITT); *contains unmasked spoilers*
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29-08-2012 9:59am#1Stage 11 (Aug 29): Cambados - Pontevedra (Individual Time Trial)
Distance: 40km
Highest point: 490m
Category: Time trial
Given that Spain’s holiday season is in full swing in August, Vuelta route directors Abraham Olano and Paco Giner had to look for a time trial route that would not only provide a good test but would also steer clear of the main traffic routes.
They plumped for a course that sticks mainly to minor roads and which features the cat 3 climb of Alto Monte Castrove. This climb isn’t steep enough to particularly unsettle the time trial specialists but does offer climbers the chance to limit their losses. The descent is reported to be technical. Another small rise follows it, before a flat and flat-out section into the finish.
Stage profile:
Live coverage on Eurosport2 from 3pm.
Highlights on Eurosport2 at 7.45pm, and on ITV4 at 7pm.
Stage betting: Froome 6/4; Martin 17/10; Contador 5/2.
Selected start times are listed in the post below (note: times are CET, not GMT!)1
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mistermatthew wrote: »Stream? English?
I think its against boards rules to post links to streaming copyrighted content, but just in case I misunderstood, heres a stream thats english
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brandon_flowers wrote: »Hayden Roulston you are looking at?
Aoibheann edited her post, wrong rider.
Stupid sneaky multiple Morenos.. And no first names.. :P
Still, Nico's looking good, not losing a whole lot of time to anyone around him. I expected him to lose a fair bit to the likes of Gesink, but it's only about 15 seconds so far to him, and otherwise he's at the same time (or better than!) the others.on the official site it has them level on time
Hence the strikethrough! There's another Moreno at 3'46 down.. 0 -
Anton at 3'33... Roche at 2'21! So he's gained on Anton, he lost a single second to Ten Dam, gained 38" on Mollema.. Perfect. Still in 7th so. Moreno at 2'02 so he's lost 19 seconds there.
Edit: Gesink at 1'42, about 40 seconds lost to him.
Valverde with an excellent showing just there to lie in second place behind Kessiakoff, about 1'08 down. Contador comes in and knocks him straight out of second place, just 17 seconds behind the lead. Froome 39 seconds down, so he's lost 22ish to Contador. Just Rodriguez to come, and he's put in a serious effort to limit his losses today. He's 1'17 down, exactly a minute down on Contador. Well, well, well.. Who gets the red jersey so?
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