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Jul 2015
4:08pm, 26 Jul 2015
20,647 posts
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SPR
Greipel has a sore knee according to the TdF medical bulletin (Via Inrng). Not sure how bad it is but it must be more than a scratch to make it into the medical bulletin.
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Jul 2015
4:15pm, 26 Jul 2015
1,552 posts
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MudMeanderer
I do wonder if a break can manage it given the conditions. After watching La Course, I think the chase may be more tricky to organise and it may not be the sprinter's day.
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Jul 2015
4:17pm, 26 Jul 2015
20,648 posts
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SPR
Interesting MM.
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Jul 2015
4:31pm, 26 Jul 2015
4,207 posts
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Dai Bank
Race neutralised after the first pass of the finish line so Froome wins , as long as he gets there, and then we have laps to win the stage that will have no impact on the race results. Sagan gets the green, my only succesful prediction.
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Jul 2015
4:35pm, 26 Jul 2015
20,649 posts
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SPR
I think I might turn back on at 6:30 to see if we get the expected sprint.
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Jul 2015
4:42pm, 26 Jul 2015
4,208 posts
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Dai Bank
The ladies had an awful set of downpours to navigate. Truly they showed their mettle and whilst a few have been injured all of them showed no end of courage to race as they did, it was a good race.
Suggestions of reduced number of laps owing to the conditions, and the lack of speed at the moment. I might have a chance to keep up at this rate.
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Jul 2015
4:58pm, 26 Jul 2015
7,932 posts
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surreystrider™
Has anyone ever lost the yellow jersey on the final stage? Accident, etc....
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Jul 2015
5:03pm, 26 Jul 2015
29,905 posts
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Nellers
1989 Lemond took the jersey from Fignon but that was a time trial stage rather than a mass start.
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Jul 2015
5:50pm, 26 Jul 2015
20,650 posts
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SPR
I'd like Sagan to win this stage if it comes down to a sprint, but it would be hilarious if Chavanel (or someone else from a break) won it and Sagan finished second!
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Jul 2015
5:53pm, 26 Jul 2015
7,933 posts
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surreystrider™
Sagan deserves a stage win.
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