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Stage 19.
Here's the map/profile from Cyclingnews: http://www.cyclingnews.com/road/200...stages/giro0819
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Siutsou in a breakaway
Simoni if the break doesn't last. |
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I know all the contenders are going to be covered in any attacks... but I'm imagining some fireworks from The Killer.
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I think you're right - I think DiLuca has to make a move today if he really has the maglia rosa as an objective. A stage containing the Gavia and Mortirolo isn't the easiest place to try to go for a decisive move on GC (unless your a pure climber). It should be interesting. Perhaps Ricco could make his decisive move today???
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Eurosport's coverage starts only at 4:00 pm due to the French open. I hope there will still be a lot of climbs left by the time they start their coverage.
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Break has 21 minutes so Siutsou will take this stage unless one of the others in the breakaway suddenly discovers climbing legs.
I don't think any of todays climbs are hard enough for the GC candidates to push a significant advantage, or at least the only really hard climb is too far from the finish. Ricco will no doubt launch a few attacks, but he'll only be able to grab a few seconds on Contador at best. |
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Just saw a snippet on Rai Sport.... its pissing down rain...... looks horrible out there. Contadork doesn't like the cold weather....... come on Ricco ! |
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Apparently he doesn't like hot weather at the moment though because of his 'allergies'. He's been quoted as saying that the bad weather is good for him at the moment..... |
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France/West Germany/Northern Italy are under a huge low pressure weather system at the moment. Roalnd Garros has been interrupted throughout with rain.
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Just saw some pictures on Rai and the roads are under water ! Fark ! Not sure what they are going to do........ although the weather does look to be clearing...... |
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