Gimme Shoulder
07-16-2004, 09:10 AM
.....she hasn't started warming up yet. Maybe tomorrow.
Surely, the contenders would have answered the call on the last climb today if they could have. We'll see where their legs are at tomorrow.
We don't know how deep Armstrong dug today. We'll see where his legs are tomorrow. Lance has shown that he can have a bad day. And he has to stay upright in the descents and flat stages to follow. There is always the potential for mechanical problems. And there are thousands of musettes (thank you bigdeal) out there just waiting to hook his bars. The contenders are still only short minutes behind.
By the way, cuddos to Hincape and Landis. A great job as always.
There are wild cards out there this year that may have chances within the realm of possibility. Voeckler and his team are hanging tough. Kloden is showing some muscle. Basso? Viraenque is still dangerous as long as he's in the top ten GC - perhaps not for the win, but as long as he's close, his attacks have to be answered, potentially causing other contender-esque riders to blow.
Tomorrow's stage has some serious climb/recovery/climb intervals. We'll see who has the stomach for it.
All IMHO, of course.
Surely, the contenders would have answered the call on the last climb today if they could have. We'll see where their legs are at tomorrow.
We don't know how deep Armstrong dug today. We'll see where his legs are tomorrow. Lance has shown that he can have a bad day. And he has to stay upright in the descents and flat stages to follow. There is always the potential for mechanical problems. And there are thousands of musettes (thank you bigdeal) out there just waiting to hook his bars. The contenders are still only short minutes behind.
By the way, cuddos to Hincape and Landis. A great job as always.
There are wild cards out there this year that may have chances within the realm of possibility. Voeckler and his team are hanging tough. Kloden is showing some muscle. Basso? Viraenque is still dangerous as long as he's in the top ten GC - perhaps not for the win, but as long as he's close, his attacks have to be answered, potentially causing other contender-esque riders to blow.
Tomorrow's stage has some serious climb/recovery/climb intervals. We'll see who has the stomach for it.
All IMHO, of course.