{the_crow}
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Tb me parece que é o Mollema da Trek que fica na confusao da queda final... enfim...
Kristoff a sair no momento certo!! Parabens!
Kristoff a sair no momento certo!! Parabens!
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Le Tour de France 2020
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elchocollat
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Desistiu mesmo?
{the_crow}
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Mtos atrasados.. O Dengelkob inclusive OTL..
Carolina
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Tens aí
MiGuEl_82
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Já n da para juntar creio
https://www.cyclingnews.com/news/gilberts-tour-de-france-over-due-to-broken-kneecap/
Lotto Soudal will be without both Philippe Gilbert and John Degenkolb when the Tour de France resumes with stage 2 in Nice on Sunday. The team has confirmed overnight that Gilbert will not start the second stage after breaking his kneecap in a crash, while Degenkolb missed the time cut for the opening stage on Saturday after a crash.
Gilbert was taken to hospital after managing to finishing stage 1, but Lotto Soudal confirmed early on Sunday morning that the Belgian veteran would be unable to continue due to his injuries.
"I was riding in around 20th position in the peloton when they crashed in front of me. I managed to escape that crash. I passed two or three fallen riders, and thought I was safe, but then they crashed again, and this time I couldn’t avoid them anymore," Gilbert said in a press release
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"What a disappointment for us," added Gilbert, speaking on behalf of both him and Degenkolb. "We're both riders who love their sport and job. We always have respect for the races, our team and sponsors. We always fight and share the same values. I have big respect for what John did, finishing after a nasty crash, riding 65 kilometers alone and arriving two minutes outside the time limit.
"John gave everything, but got zero respect from the commissaires. With the rain and all the crashes, at least he deserved the respect to put him in the results, even if, afterwards, he would have been unable to continue. It's so unacceptable," Gilbert said.
Lotto Soudal will be without both Philippe Gilbert and John Degenkolb when the Tour de France resumes with stage 2 in Nice on Sunday. The team has confirmed overnight that Gilbert will not start the second stage after breaking his kneecap in a crash, while Degenkolb missed the time cut for the opening stage on Saturday after a crash.
Gilbert was taken to hospital after managing to finishing stage 1, but Lotto Soudal confirmed early on Sunday morning that the Belgian veteran would be unable to continue due to his injuries.
"I was riding in around 20th position in the peloton when they crashed in front of me. I managed to escape that crash. I passed two or three fallen riders, and thought I was safe, but then they crashed again, and this time I couldn’t avoid them anymore," Gilbert said in a press release
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"What a disappointment for us," added Gilbert, speaking on behalf of both him and Degenkolb. "We're both riders who love their sport and job. We always have respect for the races, our team and sponsors. We always fight and share the same values. I have big respect for what John did, finishing after a nasty crash, riding 65 kilometers alone and arriving two minutes outside the time limit.
"John gave everything, but got zero respect from the commissaires. With the rain and all the crashes, at least he deserved the respect to put him in the results, even if, afterwards, he would have been unable to continue. It's so unacceptable," Gilbert said.
https://www.cyclingnews.com/news/luke-rowe-astana-made-themselves-look-pretty-stupid/
"I have to say 'chapeau' to the whole peloton, minus Astana to hit it down one climb, and as a result, their leader was left on his back. They made themselves look pretty stupid, but apart from them, chapeau to the whole peloton.”
Fraile defended his actions and those of his team when speaking with AS at the finish.
"I didn’t want to accelerate, I just wanted to set the pace. It was all very dangerous. If you touched the brakes, you hit the ground. I don’t have problems with the rain, but I braked and I fell. It was like riding on soap," he said of his own fall earlier in the stage.
“It was carnage. Eighty per cent of the peloton must have fallen. You looked around and everybody had torn kit.”
"I have to say 'chapeau' to the whole peloton, minus Astana to hit it down one climb, and as a result, their leader was left on his back. They made themselves look pretty stupid, but apart from them, chapeau to the whole peloton.”
Fraile defended his actions and those of his team when speaking with AS at the finish.
"I didn’t want to accelerate, I just wanted to set the pace. It was all very dangerous. If you touched the brakes, you hit the ground. I don’t have problems with the rain, but I braked and I fell. It was like riding on soap," he said of his own fall earlier in the stage.
“It was carnage. Eighty per cent of the peloton must have fallen. You looked around and everybody had torn kit.”
Carolina
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Se tiver equipa feita dá.
{the_crow}
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E o Ala lá consegiu a amarelinha 
