Pro-cycling thread

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Ahhhhh that is aaaamaazzzzing!

I thing it was something sram

Roglic/Rozhelick/Rollick getting a big push there from a spectator?

Spectators causing havoc

Landa was telling them to move out the way just before that to.

Couple good hits as well!

Apparently he shouted "What kind of a stupid nickname is Superman anyway? Don't you realise Rob Hatch puts on a stupid voice whenever he says it?"

Lopez didn't like it.

Was that Lopez attack justified? All I caught were the blows to the head of the spectator.

(Edit- not that violence like that is ever justifiable)

Looked like they had planned it in tandem, not very helpful but it made me chuckle.

Why is carapaz taking turns?!

Landa was just literally shoved aside by Carapaz.

I wonder if that was the moment he decided for good to leave Movistar.

Fair play to Lopez, hasn’t stopped attacking all giro

Rep

I hope Nibali doesn't win the stage.

Can someone give me a brief summary, I've missed everything. Not seen a single stage.

Yates smack talk backfired!

Lots of breakaway wins, awesome consistency from Carapaz and great teamwork from Movistar, Nibali couldn't get an attack to stick. Yates shat himself. Possibly literally at times.

Movistar actually made a dual leadership strategy work!

Ask Landa if he agrees.

Even his stage win got robbed.

Plus sram doesn't work !

Was on the passo rolle today, everyone was going bonkers and getting wasted. Someone was even letting an air raid siren off. This was at 9am, 6hrs before the race came through.

Apparently all the smashed up trees if from storm/flood in 2018.

Fucking hell @Brave

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lol

this is your 2nd or 3rd offence of posting something that is very old .. in relative terms

you are cutting edge

Was there some kind of mudslide on this descent, or just an apocalypse?

In October of last year there was some very bad weather in Italy, storms and weeks of heavy rain. Over 30 people died but if you're talking about all the toppled trees that was the strage di alberi (massacre of the trees) in the Dolomites. More than 1.5 million cubic meters of trees were blown away by gusts of up to 190 km/h in hours and it'll take 100 years for them to get back to how they were before :/

I was living in Verona at the time and there were loads of massive trees floating down the river.

Marcel Kittel has surfaced on Instagram doing a bit of MTB touring in Germany https://www.instagram.com/stories/marcelkittel/?hl=en