@SOreillette Aujourd'hui Magnier a sauté très tard, preuve que les jambes sont bonnes
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🇮🇹 Place aux sprinters demain, en direction de Milan. L'occasion pour Jonathan de débloquer son compteur ? 💥
Pour Thomas :
⭐⭐⭐ Milan
⭐⭐ Magnier Groenewegen
⭐ Andresen Vernon Van Uden
Pour Val :
⭐⭐⭐ Milan
⭐⭐ Groenewegen Magnier
⭐ Vernon Malucelli Andresen
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🇮🇹 Grande étape de montagne demain, derniers coups de pédale d'Eulalio en rose, mais qui pour la victoire ? ⚡
Pour Thomas :
⭐️⭐️⭐️ Vingegaard
⭐️⭐️ Mas Ciccone
⭐️ H.M. Lopez Rubio Cepeda
Pour Val :
⭐⭐⭐ Ciccone
⭐⭐ Vingegaard Hirt
⭐ Mas Kulset Vlasov
☺️🧨
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🐝 Un gars a laissé sa moto garée, et quand il est revenu, il y avait tout un groupe d'abeilles qui s'étaient rassemblés 😳
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🧨 Final explosif pour une étape qui devrait sourire au baroudeur. Grosse échappée ? final tactique ? triplé de Narvaez ?
Pour Val :
⭐⭐⭐ Narvaez
⭐⭐ Ulissi Ciccone
⭐ Christen Garofoli Cepeda
Pour Thomas :
⭐️⭐️⭐️ Aleotti
⭐️⭐️ Hatherly Ciccone
⭐️ Ulissi Christen Narvaez
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🇮🇹 Étape de transition demain, qui devrait sourire aux hommes rapides, malgré le relief proposé ! 🔥
Pour Thomas :
⭐️⭐️⭐️ Magnier
⭐️⭐️ Andresen Turner
⭐️ Milan Groenewegen Silva
Pour Val :
⭐️⭐️⭐️ Magnier
⭐️⭐️ Andresen Vernon
⭐️ Milan Turner Segaert
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@SOreillette Silva présent aussi dans le final pour moi.
Milan andresen je mets pas ma ma à couper en revanche, surtout vu leur giro jusqu'à présent
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@SOreillette Aular top5 possible,si Movistar durcit comme l'autre jour
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@SOreillette Même si bcp de km après les difficultés pas certain que bcp rentre,ca débranchera Pas
Les 2 feront le nécessaire dans les difficultés selon moi pour favoriser turner/narvaez/aular
Le giro avance,la fatigue aussi pour les grosses cuisses
Encore plus après le rythme aujourd'hui..
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Preview de la 10e étape du Giro 🇮🇹 : un chrono individuel de 40km ⏱️ qui va chambouler le CG. Le maillot rose pourrait même changer d’épaule. Analyse détaillée du parcours et des favoris
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🇮🇹 Retour de repos avec un exercice singulier, un chrono de plus de 40km, qui devrait créer de GROS écarts 🤯⏱️
Pour Thomas :
⭐️⭐️⭐️ Ganna
⭐️⭐️ Arensman Sheffield
⭐️ Segaert Bjerg Larsen
Pour Val :
⭐⭐⭐ Ganna
⭐⭐ Sheffield Bjerg
⭐ Segaert Arensman Campenaerts
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@Cyclingpredpt C'est vrai,pas un clm disputé supérieur à 20km depuis au moins 2ans.
Difficile de lui faire confiance
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Giro d'Italia🇮🇹 Stage 10
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Filippo Ganna
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Vingegaard, Arensman
⭐️⭐️⭐️Campenaerts, Sheffield, Segaert
⭐️⭐️NOliveira, Walscheid, LMilesi, Bjerg
⭐️Turner, Cavagna, Gee, Price-Pejtersen, NLarsen
A long flat time trial: Filippo Ganna is the clear favourite, especially with Jay Vine absent.
As for the battle for the general classification, Jonas Vingegaard has everything he needs to take the lead over Afonso Eulálio and take the pink jersey. Given the poor quality of the time trial of the GC riders, Vingegaard is well placed to gain time on the entire field; others who could also capitalise are Thymen Arensman, who is in good form, and Derek Gee, who should also perform well on the individual effort.
Meanwhile Afonso can end the day on 2nd place and with the youth jersey.
#Giro #GirodItalia
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Rund um Köln🇩🇪
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Jordi Meeus
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️LPithie, DPoppel
⭐️⭐️⭐️FWright, Politt, Van Moer
⭐️⭐️AGendt, Thijssen, Kockelmann, Barré
⭐️Braet, Sentjens, Magagnotti, Etxeberria, Biesterbos
More hilly than last year it can go to an attacker. I fancy the Red Bull lineup they can win with any of them but if Meeus is with the climbing legs of the belgian classics he should be the favourite.
#RundumKöln
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Boucles de l' Aulne🇲🇫
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Jon Barrenetxea
⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Venturini, Loockx
⭐️⭐️⭐️Tesfazion, Canal, Barceló
⭐️⭐️Bonnet, Biermans, Madouas, Molard
⭐️JCepeda, Molenaar, Hardouin, Tronchon, Johannink
This is a race that shares some similarities with today’s Tour du Finistère a demanding, repetitive circuit that should heavily favor puncheurs sprinters and explosive classics riders.
The key difficulty is the Châteaulin short but punchy climb of 700 meters at 4.1%, tackled multiple times and also serving as the finishing climb. While it is not brutally steep, its repeated use and uphill finish make positioning, timing, and explosive power absolutely crucial.
The tougher climb is Menez Quelerc’h, 2.9 km at 6.4%, which is significantly more selective. The final ascent of Menez Quelerc’h comes over 40 km from the finish, so while it is unlikely to decide the race outright, it could still soften the peloton, create fatigue, and set up aggressive racing before the decisive final circuits.
My pick for victory is Jon Barrenetxea. He already proved his suitability for this race with a third-place finish here in 2023, and Movistar once again brings a very strong block for these puncheur races. At Tour du Finistère, it was him who delivered and this time I expect Barrenetxea to be again the protected card and he looks perfectly suited to deliver a Movistar double.
With his punch, race knowledge, and team support, Barrenetxea stands out as one of the strongest candidates for this type of finish. If the race comes down to a selective reduced sprint or a late uphill attack, he should be right at the center of the action.
#BouclesdelAulne
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@SOreillette Demain seulement 5km vraiment difficiles dans l'ascension.
L'échappée va être convoitée,pas facile de la prendre
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🥵 Dernière étape avant le repos et nouvelle arrivée difficile avec des gros % en fin d’ascension. Échappée ou favoris ?
Pour Val :
⭐⭐⭐ Ciccone
⭐⭐ Van Eetvelt Christen
⭐ Harper Zana Poels
Pour Thomas :
⭐️⭐️⭐️ Ciccone
⭐️⭐️ Vingegaard Van Eetvelt
⭐️ Pellizari Romo HM Lopez
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#GirodItalia Stage 8. Tappa dei Muri!
*** Ciccone
** v Eetvelt - Pellizzari
* Christen - Scaroni - Vingegaard
In my pre race course analysis I wrote the following about stage 8:
‘Tappa dei Muri. Explosive! See a mix of puncheurs, late attacks and maybe even GC action. Too hard for the sprinters. Hard to predict this one, nice to watch. Would have been a tailor made MVDP stage..same names as stages 2, 4 and 5’.
The names of those stages were Ciccone, van Eetvelt, Zana, Scaroni and Christen. I would still stick to these names and add Romo, Valgren and the best two GC riders Vingegaard and Pellizzari. I wont think the winner comes out of the break. Its too risky unless a big group of more than 10-12 riders goes clear. If just 4-5 riders go, with Sevilla going for the blue jersey, the peloton can controll them. I can see more teams controlling than just Bahrein. Actually Lotto for Eetvelt, Trek for Ciccone and even Bora for Pellizzari could help. If you look at the finishes in Tirreno in 2018 and 2022 (Sagan/Barguil) you’ll see its just a damn hard finish. Thats why I wont rule out GC riders being in the mix too. In this years Tirreno Pellizzari showed he really likes these finals. For now out of the GC riders Ciccone looks the most explosive for me, but it is close with others. Lets wait and see! Enjoy this beautiful final.
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Jhonatan Narváez 2nd name, welcome to the curse of the 4-star riders haha. An excellent performance from the Ecuadorian, although the scenario I’d pictured in my head wasn’t exactly this one, but the names were there.
Tomorrow I’m backing Jan Christen again it’s time, and I think it suits him better, he just needs to be in the breakaway!
#Giro #GirodItalia
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Giro d'Italia🇮🇹 Stage 8 ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Jan Christen ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️Narvaez, Van Eetvelt ⭐️⭐️⭐️Scaroni, Ciccone, Valgren ⭐️⭐️Vingegaard, TSilva, Romo, Ulissi ⭐️Aular, Morgado, Strong, Pinarello, Turner Stage 8 of the Giro d’Italia looks, above all, like a one-day Classic disguised as a Grand Tour stage explosive, relentless, and perfectly designed for punchy riders who thrive on repeated steep efforts and sharp changes of rhythm. This is essentially a Classics-style battlefield. From roughly kilometre 95 onward, the stage becomes a sequence of constant up-and-down terrain, where the race should truly ignite. That is where we enter a decisive phase packed with steep ramps and punishing walls that could seriously reshape the day. The first major flashpoint is the Muro del Ferro: 540 meters at a savage 11.1%. It comes relatively far from the finish, but it is more than hard enough to soften legs, provoke attacks, and begin the process of selection. Then comes the finale itself and it is absolutely explosive. We got Capodarco (2,5 km at 6,1% last 880m at 7,8%) an the final climb is 3.7 km at 5.7%, but within it lies the monstrous Muro di Via Reputola wall: 720 meters at an average of 13.5%, with savage ramps peaking at 22%. This is the key point of the stage an incredibly brutal wall that could blow the race apart. After that, riders still face a drag to the line at over 5%, ensuring that whoever survives must still have the explosiveness to finish it off. In short, this is a stage for explosive puncheurs, aggressive breakaway specialists, and GC riders capable of repeated accelerations on steep gradients. My pick for victory is Jan Christen Christen lost significant time today, which may actually work in his favour. He is not a major GC threat, which could grant him more freedom, and this stage suits his characteristics extremely well. He has the explosiveness, the punch, and the versatility for this kind of terrain. I can absolutely see him winning either from a late attack out of the peloton or even via a long-range move. As for the breakaway, I do have some doubts. A break can absolutely succeed, but there are likely to be too many teams with genuine stage ambitions to simply allow it too much freedom. That makes this a complicated tactical stage one where both the early break and aggressive moves from the peloton remain realistic scenarios. If the early break does make it, Michael Valgren deserves serious consideration and gets three stars from me. He is an excellent fit for this type of Classics-style terrain. Other major contenders: * Jhonatan Narváez — Already a stage winner, and this kind of brutal, punchy terrain suits him perfectly. He handles steep walls exceptionally well and has a lethal finishing kick. * Lennert Van Eetvelt — A hugely dangerous stage hunter (as we seen on stage 2) who has already shown his potential and could absolutely target this type of explosive parcours. * Giulio Ciccone — A fascinating option, particularly if the break is controlled. Lidl-Trek could realistically decide to manage the stage for him, because this terrain is almost tailor-made for Ciccone’s punch and climbing explosiveness. * Christian Scaroni — One of the standout names for this profile and perhaps the most natural fit. * Jonas Vingegaard — Among the GC names, he is the one I would mention most. If the right tactical opportunity appears, he could certainly do damage, though overall this still feels more likely to go to a stage hunter than a pure GC rider. Ultimately, this should be a thrilling, chaotic, and highly selective stage a mini-Classic inside the Giro, where explosiveness, timing, and courage will matter more than pure climbing strength. Expect attacks, expect unpredictability, and expect the strongest puncheurs to come to the fore. #Giro #GirodItalia
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NARVAEZ À NOUVEAU VAINQUEUR SUR CE GIRO 🏆
Même à 5 coureurs, l'équipe UAE parvient à dominer le peloton, encore une fois par l'intermédiaire de son puncheur équatorien.
Énorme numéro, en compagnie de Bjerg et Leknessund, face à des concurrents qui se sont bien enterrés.
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