Tour de France 2021

user (emmanuel) macrom pictured there at the finish #commentary

If there were fewer sprints this year, he'd probably have won those too, along with contesting all the intermediate sprints.

The boy clearly never gets tired.

can WT teams really not get a disc brake bike down to 6.8

Even smol ones are ~7.2kg

#DBAD

Cav, last man up the hill, 6 minutes to spare.

post race pog interview, re: the TT
"are you worried about vingegaard for instance?"
"uhh...why should I be worried?"

Carapaz should.

Only the Italian ones can't. S-Works, Cannondale etc don't seem to struggle

What a Tour de France debut from Vingegaard. I wonder if anyone will try and buy out his contract.

It was Sergio Higuita’s tiny Cannondale I had in mind.

system or super six?

Normcore is worse.

Philippe Gilbert, Juul-Jensen and Froome spent 20 minutes yesterday (after the finish) helping a spectator who crashed down the Col du Portet. #froomewatch

This thread

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fans... aka dadbots

Whatever he rides on his target stages. Supersix I presume but perhaps not.

Finally, we can all slide off the podium like Rigo.

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=VQClbt1lZcY

I just like saying his name.

Same as Jungels.

... and straight from the Tour into doco on East German doping and athlete abuse. Chopping up athletes insides under the pretext of a necessary operation to teach them a lesson after they talked about defecting. Jeez

What’s the documentary called?

Higuata rides a 51cm SuperSix Evo Hi Mod. Urán also rides a 51. I think only Caicedo rides the smallest 48cm size.

"Olympic Games - Dominant Forces" on Eurosport. Now looking at Korean and US archers.

I've been to the Tourmalet. But not for a while.

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Interesting, will watch.

Am curious to watch as I’m Korean, and stereotypically good at archery.
Not tried speed skating or women’s golf though.