The stage looks much more better suited for a Petacchi or Hushovd.
Gotta go with Peta.
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Giro: Stage 3 picks
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Bro Deal said:
The stage looks much more better suited for a Petacchi or Hushovd.
Gotta go with Peta.
Well, he's great lead out man for McEwen... The best.
McEwen - ruler of Sardinia.P.S.
I rarely pick the right one in mass sprints. -
Robbie again.
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Raketmensch said:
Robbie again.
Robbie for all the bunch sprints in this years Giro.
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Ok, to muddy the waters I will pick Bettini for this one. Secretly hoping for Ale-Jet, but that appears to be a long shot! 😄
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The only things that will stop Robbie will be too many getting in his way or himself getting in somebody's way and being relegated...
If there is a millimeter gap he needs to squeeze through to win he will try and probably succeed...
Does anybody know what the last 100m will be like? Windy? narrow? long and wide? ? ?
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Looks like Ale-Jet wins it.
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Bro Deal said:
Looks like Ale-Jet wins it.
Wow. I wonder whether this means Ale-Jet is back. Interesting to see how emotional he was after the stage, and how he stated he had been dreaming of this stage since his crash in Namur last year.
Congratulations and welcome back Ale-Jet. More competitive sprinters is always a good thing!
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