simply, the chances of him gaining enough time between now and final TT to hold off both LA and JU is minimal. and somehow i doubt LA will lose over 90 secs to JU this time around. so that should put vino 2 min+ back in the ITT.
tomorrow should be an epic duel, how cool would a repeat of the likes of lemond and hinault, circa 1986, riding arm in arm to the top of Huez 5 minutes ahead of the field be ? mind you, substitute in Jan and Lance.
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simply, the chances of him gaining enough time between now and final TT to hold off both LA and JU is minimal. and somehow i doubt LA will lose over 90 secs to JU this time around. so that should put vino 2 min+ back in
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tomorrow should be an epic duel, how cool would a repeat of the likes of lemond and hinault, circa 1986, riding arm in arm to the top of Huez 5 minutes ahead of the field be ? mind you, substitute in Jan and Lance.
Not analogous - Hinault and Lemond were on the same team - Hinault was probably riding at the limit, but could not attack.
Tommorrow has the promise of being much better than that. 3 riders and their teams in a proverbial war, not 2 teamates parading (albeit at their limit).
just the idea of it, regardless of the specifics that you so carefully pointed out, sounded cool...regardless, i much prefer today's result to the arm-in-arm business. its a 2 man race now ladies and gents, allez lance ! shawn