La Vuelta a Espana *Spoiler*

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rich p

rich p

ridiculous old lush
I've struggled to really get into the Vuelta this year.Found it a tad boring so far.
Yep, but maybe it's a slow burner. It needs to get past this phoney war and onto stage 9. There's a lot of transition stage feel so far crossing bleak and barren terrain.
 

roadrash

cycle chatterer
bloody hell theres a few getting caught out with 8km to go , including Kwiatkowski
 

mjr

Comfy armchair to one person & a plank to the next
bloody hell theres a few getting caught out with 8km to go , including Kwiatkowski
Yates and Martin particularly uncomplimentary about it, accusing the organisers of wanting crashes for TV.
 

brommers

Years beyond my wisdom
Something I've just noted. We are going into stage 8 without a single retirement - when did that last happen in a Grand Tour?
 
Something I've just noted. We are going into stage 8 without a single retirement - when did that last happen in a Grand Tour?
Lammertink was a DNS today. Maybe the route is too easy?
 

philk56

Guru
Sagan rode across from one side to another at the close yesterday when there didn't seem any need to. He could easily have clipped Valverde. Not sure how he got away with it, it didn't seem to have even been commented on.
 

mjr

Comfy armchair to one person & a plank to the next
Sagan rode across from one side to another at the close yesterday when there didn't seem any need to. He could easily have clipped Valverde. Not sure how he got away with it, it didn't seem to have even been commented on.
The road curved. Valves went from left to right to left as he moved through the pack. Sagan just followed the white line IMO but that did mean he was moving right in front of a Valves moving left so it did get a bit close to clipping, which was mentioned on ITV highlights.
 
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