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• #302
21%
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• #303
Nibs pops
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• #304
Fuck me. If I wasn't already sitting down I'd definitely need to sit down. That was mental.
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• #305
I'm finding it so hard to follow this GT.
Here's the climb to the finish. Today's stage, stage 21.
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• #306
That speech.
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• #307
^^ ...errr I mean stage 20.
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• #308
3 things.
Cracking last few days. I really enjoyed that.
If Chris Horner was doping I'm personally gonna fly stateside and give him a slap.
I'm 56 this year, have a Movistar jersey, a Pinarello and I'm available most of next summer.
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• #309
That speech.
that speech was something special. it was an amazing achievement. we may never see a speech like that again, in sport, in cycling.
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• #312
What speech?
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• #313
What speech?
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• #314
As the old man went past Nibbles on the Angliru - I stood up, switched the TV off and left the room...
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• #315
You're 100% certain then BPB?
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• #316
By the way - if he's on stuff I'm going to suggest Coke. #thatspeech
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• #317
that fucking speech..
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• #318
If he's cheating he's going about it in a very odd way;
http://www.srm.de/news/road-cycling/vuelta-a-espana-stage-18/
I don't think 424 watts for 20 minutes is that incredible. It's GT winning form for sure, but both Froome and Wiggins put out similar values.
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• #319
I suppose it's the fact that he's in his 40's and putting out those numbers after a fairly brutal 3 weeks of hilly stages that's raising eyebrows.
Personally, if Wiggo is 10 years his junior and thinking of retiring from road racing because he's not up to winning GT's, I can't help but also raise an eyebrow at how well he's been riding, but as people say, the context of the race in terms of tired GC contenders, motivation is also relevant.
If he is cheating he's got some fucking cojones, if not, fucking chapeau for showing the youngsters how it's done. At this rate Merckx might be coming out of retirement to have another crack of the whip.
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• #320
Horner also c. 10kg lighter than Froome or Wiggins.
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• #321
... the music that accompanies the Vuelta profile ident. Psychotic bagpipes? Crackpipes? In Spain? Hmmmn?
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• #322
the Galician region of spain has its own type of bagpipes called the gaita-http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Galician_gaita
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• #323
You're 100% certain then BPB?
Of course I'm not 100% certain. I'm just 100% sceptical.
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• #324
Call it paranoia backed up by history.
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• #325
Well, that was fun!
Is this really the same race that Tony Martin put in that awesome 7th place finish? Seems like a lifetime ago!!!
Come on Nibbles