I just figured out that you had to make an emergency bathroom break during the stage, and were watching your TV in the living room via a system (odd number) of mirrors.
-ilan
Morten Reippuert Knudsen a écrit :
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He says he didn't stress before the stage, and that he had a very good feeling as all day before the stage. However he didn't focus in the roundabout where he crashed, as he followed the moterbike right, although he had planed to go left as he did durring training and therefore he went into the roundabout too fast and crashed. After that he lost his rythem and focused at evrything but riding his bike.
Savoldelli also went right instead of left and almost crashed in the same roundabout.
I just figured out that you had to make an emergency bathroom break during the stage, and were watching your TV in the living room via a system (odd number) of mirrors.
-ilan
Morten Reippuert Knudsen a écrit :
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He says he didn't stress before the stage, and that he had a very good feeling as all day before the stage. However he didn't focus in the roundabout where he crashed, as he followed the moterbike right, although he had planed to go left as he did durring training and therefore he went into the roundabout too fast and crashed. After that he lost his rythem and focused at evrything but riding his bike.
Savoldelli also went right instead of left and almost crashed in the same roundabout.
I think the credit should go to T-Mobile, who attacked him relentlessly every day prior to the ITT. I think their goal was to gain time back as well as tire him out physically for the ITT, but it ended up also exhausting him nervously.
He says he didn't stress before the stage, and that he had a very good feeling as all day before the stage. However he didn't focus in the roundabout where he crashed, as he followed the moterbike right, although he had planed to go left as he did durring training and therefore he went into the roundabout too fast and crashed. After that he lost his rythem and focused at evrything but riding his bike.
Savoldelli also went right instead of left and almost crashed in the same roundabout.
I think the credit should go to T-Mobile, who attacked him relentlessly every day prior to the ITT. I think their goal was to gain time back as well as tire him out physically for the ITT, but it ended up also exhausting him nervously.
He says he didn't stress before the stage, and that he had a very good feeling as all day before the stage. However he didn't focus in the roundabout where he crashed, as he followed the moterbike right, although he had planed to go left as he did durring training and therefore he went into the roundabout too fast and crashed. After that he lost his rythem and focused at evrything but riding his bike.
Savoldelli also went right instead of left and almost crashed in the same roundabout.
I think the credit should go to T-Mobile, who attacked him relentlessly every day prior to the ITT. I think their goal was to gain time back as well as tire him out physically for the ITT, but it ended up also exhausting him nervously.
He says he didn't stress before the stage, and that he had a very good feeling as all day before the stage. However he didn't focus in the roundabout where he crashed, as he followed the moterbike right, although he had planed to go left as he did durring training and therefore he went into the roundabout too fast and crashed. After that he lost his rythem and focused at evrything but riding his bike.
Savoldelli also went right instead of left and almost crashed in the same roundabout.
I think the credit should go to T-Mobile, who attacked him relentlessly every day prior to the ITT. I think their goal was to gain time back as well as tire him out physically for the ITT, but it ended up also exhausting him nervously.
He says he didn't stress before the stage, and that he had a very good feeling as all day before the stage. However he didn't focus in the roundabout where he crashed, as he followed the moterbike right, although he had planed to go left as he did durring training and therefore he went into the roundabout too fast and crashed. After that he lost his rythem and focused at evrything but riding his bike.
Savoldelli also went right instead of left and almost crashed in the same roundabout.
I think the credit should go to T-Mobile, who attacked him relentlessly every day prior to the ITT. I think their goal was to gain time back as well as tire him out physically for the ITT, but it ended up also exhausting him nervously.
He says he didn't stress before the stage, and that he had a very good feeling as all day before the stage. However he didn't focus in the roundabout where he crashed, as he followed the moterbike right, although he had planed to go left as he did durring training and therefore he went into the roundabout too fast and crashed. After that he lost his rythem and focused at evrything but riding his bike.
Savoldelli also went right instead of left and almost crashed in the same roundabout.
I think the credit should go to T-Mobile, who attacked him relentlessly every day prior to the ITT. I think their goal was to gain time back as well as tire him out physically for the ITT, but it ended up also exhausting him nervously.
He says he didn't stress before the stage, and that he had a very good feeling as all day before the stage. However he didn't focus in the roundabout where he crashed, as he followed the moterbike right, although he had planed to go left as he did durring training and therefore he went into the roundabout too fast and crashed. After that he lost his rythem and focused at evrything but riding his bike.
Savoldelli also went right instead of left and almost crashed in the same roundabout.
I think the credit should go to T-Mobile, who attacked him relentlessly every day prior to the ITT. I think their goal was to gain time back as well as tire him out physically for the ITT, but it ended up also exhausting him nervously.
He says he didn't stress before the stage, and that he had a very good feeling as all day before the stage. However he didn't focus in the roundabout where he crashed, as he followed the moterbike right, although he had planed to go left as he did durring training and therefore he went into the roundabout too fast and crashed. After that he lost his rythem and focused at evrything but riding his bike.
Savoldelli also went right instead of left and almost crashed in the same roundabout.
