I should point out that in the middle of all those WT guys, Avenir winner Fernández finished 6th overall in Algarve
Degand 7th in AndalucÃa too, but he's not a youngster (he was already good at Tour du Med. Next Froome? )
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Incase you missed the final kilometers of the Tour of Oman 2014 - Stage 6 wa-sorry, force of habit
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baseballlover312 wrote:
Nice sprinting by Bennet n Oman.
Indeed. Even he admits he's not a guy for flat sprints, so that was very impressive.
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lluuiiggii wrote:
Ah, the sight of Froome racing again... his riding style is so weird, it looks like an amauter who's just began riding on a road bike.
Well than it cant be all the testing, training tweaks, and perfecting form can it.
nobody here really knows, we can only assume things now, and I have no idea why he is so good
If you look at his blood disorder it paints a pretty good picture of part of what is at work.
Ah yes, the Schistosomiasis that for most people means they can barely stand, yet Anorexia Man over there was riding Grand Tours with it.
Sure, totally believable. I'm sure his overnight transformation had nothing to do with starting to work with a known doping doctor.
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It's also well documented that people cured from bizzarios turn to something much better than anything they used to be before contracting it. Or something better than anything that has ever existed. How bizarre, how bizarre...
Shonak wrote:
Wow, is there any way to have it for about a year then? Seems like a small price to pay for becoming so superawesome.
Yes. Get bitten by a radioactive Chris Froome to acquire his superpowers.
He's clearly already radioactive, so just get yourself bit.
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Tour du Haut Var, Stage 2: Draguignan - Draguignan (203 km) (2.1)
