Well, you got the gistMike, I must have missed the lectures about how the French all smell, are snobs, don't use soap and are weak.
Well, you got the gistMike, I must have missed the lectures about how the French all smell, are snobs, don't use soap and are weak.
Well, you got the gistt
Wow, do they have to get clearance from air traffic control for that?Actually quite a bit (even though both are hard to perfect at the highest level), but cycling 2,000 plus miles...going up 60,000ft in altitude over a 3 week period...
Valverde was a dick with his late, meaningless move at the finish. What was that all about...to gain a friggin second.
Geraint Thompson was awesome protecting Froome
Tons of differences starting with the power source. Race car driver just sits there, these guys peddle over a 100 miles everyday!
Well they are my views and I did serve in the military and graduate Rutgers. I'm sure there are beautiful parts of French culture, but unfortunately that's what I've been exposed to, so for now these are my opinions.
Since you're embarrassed for me, I guess I'm ashamed of you for not having a stronger knowledge of worldly politics, and being a graduate of Rutgers.
I love the tour...but unfortunately the top favorite riders just train specifically to be in peak fom for the Tour and thus skip the Giro d'Italia, which is a shame.
I know Contador won this year's Giro.and he is now about 4 mins behind Froome. I wonder how much of an impact participating and winning the Giro had in his form for the Tour? I don't think any of he other tour favorites participated? Anyone know for sure?
I personally wished all the top riders were required to participate in all three major races, Giro, Tour and Vuelta.
Congrats to Chris Froome. The last few Ks in Paris exciting. Greiple easily the best sprinter in the world but as I said before Geraint Thomas stole the show for me. The Sky Team needs to keep this team together