Tour de France 2022 with SPOILERS

[matticus]

With so few pure sprint stages there was plenty of room for interesting rolling murito stages.

for whhhaaaats??

 

[Dogtrousers]

for whhhaaaats??

He said for rolling murito stages. Can't you read?

I love a good rolling murito stage, myself.

 

[Adam4868]

In my dream as the person running the TdF I'd put loads of pan flat TTing in there to give the likes of Ganna and Van Aert a huge time buffer over the skinny pipecleaner climbers and then watch the drama

Vinny a 58 kg rider TTing on the flat as fast as Ganna has put that to bed.

 

[mjr]

Vinny a 58 kg rider TTing on the flat as fast as Ganna has put that to bed.

Yes and 78kg WVA can reach summit finishes before Pidcock and Yates. Nothing strange about any of it at all, is there?

 

[mjr]

He said for rolling murito stages. Can't you read?

I love a good rolling murito stage, myself.

I don't like muritos much, or any other cocktails.

 

[Adam4868]

Yes and 78kg WVA can reach summit finishes before Pidcock and Yates. Nothing strange about any of it at all, is there?

If your insinuating something say it...I just think there at the top of their game and it's good to see.
The Tour for me just proved no matter how good you are it's a team sport and Jonas had the stronger one.

 

[matticus]

He said for rolling murito stages. Can't you read?

I love a good rolling murito stage, myself.

I certainly like the sound of them!

 

[Alex321]

Doping or not I have a huge dislike of Rob Hatch.

Think that's everyone on GCN sorted now.

Not quite as bad as Carlton Kirby.

I actually quite like the GCN presenters, it is their seriously over-excitable commentators that I don't like.

 

[rich p]

Yes and 78kg WVA can reach summit finishes before Pidcock and Yates. Nothing strange about any of it at all, is there?

What do you think they're on, as a matter of interest?
I find your casual insiinuations questionable without any obvious evidence apart from they're good and they win things

 

[matticus]

I actually quite like the GCN presenters, it is their seriously over-excitable commentators that I don't like.

The 2022 Giro is probably the first Grand Tour I've watched throughout on Quest (i.e. the 1 hour GCN highlights prog?); based on that, I totally agree.

Great studio team, reet poor commentary.

 

[rich p]

Yes I read that....I'm not into the points thing but there's obviously more to be earned from a win in his home race ?
I don't see much difference from him pulling out to when sprinters do it in the Tour.

Well it didn't work for Gorka
38th while Simon Yates took the win and Bike Exchange first and second whuich will be decent UCI points for them.
https://www.procyclingstats.com/race/prueba-villafranca/2022/result

 

[rich p]

I like all the GCN presenters and pundits apart from a certain one who still knows fark all about pro-racing, struggles to identify anybody not in green or yellow and has weird favourite riders such as Reicenbach and Meintjes

 

[roadrash]

Yes and 78kg WVA can reach summit finishes before Pidcock and Yates. Nothing strange about any of it at all, is there?

simple answer.... NO

Just come straight out and say what you are implying, it makes me wonder why you bother watching if you really do think some are on the sauce, but then again im not sure you really think that or just enjoy throwing the insinuations in.

 

[Adam4868]

Well it didn't work for Gorka
38th while Simon Yates took the win and Bike Exchange first and second whuich will be decent UCI points for them.
https://www.procyclingstats.com/race/prueba-villafranca/2022/result

Not like Movistar to read it wrong

 

[Grant Fondo]

good old CK, love him or hate him ....