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I want Nibali to win!
Interested to see how froome does and i think Martin has a great shot.
Interested to see how froome does and i think Martin has a great shot.
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I'm rooting for Bauke Mollema. The Belkin squad has been pretty solid so far this year.
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Cannondale has a 19-y/o on their LBL team. I hope he finishes.
Youngest rider in WorldTour takes on Liege-Bastogne-Liege - Cycling Weekly
Youngest rider in WorldTour takes on Liege-Bastogne-Liege - Cycling Weekly
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I will be pulling for Gilbert. I like his chances after watching him at Amstel.
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Obviously I'd like Dan Martin to win again but if not then Rodriguez as I feel sorry for the guy coming second so many times.
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root for whomever you want, but Valverde is going to win (IMO, of course), barring mechanical failure or crash.
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Gerrans, Valverde, Kwiatowski, Gilbert back in 8th.
Dan Martin's back wheel slips out and he goes down on final turn with 300m to go and in 2nd. I thought he was going to do it again but saw him ride in so hopefully he's ok.
Dan Martin's back wheel slips out and he goes down on final turn with 300m to go and in 2nd. I thought he was going to do it again but saw him ride in so hopefully he's ok.
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The way Gerrans was sprinting in those last 200 m I doubt Martin would have done better than 2nd.
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On the replay it looked like a pedal strike, mild but enough to slip the back wheel. His inside pedal was right at the bottom when he lost it in the corner.
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Just to clear things up, i didnt clip my pedal and dont think i hit a pen. We believe there was oil on the road. Whatever. I went splat #end
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