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19 Jul | 17th stage | 166 km | Saint Gervais Mont-Blanc - Courchevel | Mountain | Live Tracker | Results
minus-square@mjhagenlink4•1 year agoA short time trial (controlled environment) is very different from a big mountain stage though. I’m rooting for both, or any of the other amazing cyclists tbh, so any outcome is great!
minus-square@[email protected]Mlinkfedilink4•1 year agoAbsolutely, it is both ridiculous to declare the race over after yesterday, but equally Jonas is strong favourite. If he can keep that form through today then he will win, probably with a bigger gap. But that is a sizable ‘if’.
minus-square@[email protected]Mlinkfedilink3•1 year agoNow it is over, barring force majeur. But this stage proved exactly why it was ridiculous to declare it over yesterday. 1:40 was not a remotely unbreachable gap.
Looks like a stage where big differences can be recouped.
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A short time trial (controlled environment) is very different from a big mountain stage though. I’m rooting for both, or any of the other amazing cyclists tbh, so any outcome is great!
Absolutely, it is both ridiculous to declare the race over after yesterday, but equally Jonas is strong favourite.
If he can keep that form through today then he will win, probably with a bigger gap. But that is a sizable ‘if’.
How about now? ☺️
Now it is over, barring force majeur.
But this stage proved exactly why it was ridiculous to declare it over yesterday. 1:40 was not a remotely unbreachable gap.