Dell Toro Ayuso’s problem, Rafa Karasco
I was saddened by looking at the stage this Sunday. This is a very tough step, the stage is like a corridor Van Art, It moves into a fish in water in this type of cycling and has been claimed with its success, And the new leader’s young Mexican Isaac Dell ToroIt is on earth Tuscany It was blown.
A stage of many waterfalls and breakdowns, and, as logical in these types of stages, cycling and tea cars do not need to help their runners who need their services, As in existence Roguel.
This is not a profession of importance Giro de Italia It is lost or won at a similar stage, in which Ayuso He was a little worried but was fine. All runners reached the target Ciana Tired and example Wan ErtThe winner of the day was a good model for this.
I am repeating, a profession like Italy’s Giro, one of the greatest people today, at one stage we lived today, I think that we cannot decide with the land of about 30 km, I have been talking to a cycling team for many years. Team cars are not only close to their runners, but also TV motorcycle runners, like another cyclist. I don’t like these steps.
The bull Etapon made and Wan Ert Suffered with Beautiful to win. Roguel He lost more than a minute compared to Auso and more than two minutes from the new leader, a very difficult, wonderful, less bad than tomorrow, facing the second leisure day.
By the way, go to the Equizozo they haveE.When it is not Pogakar in Ayuso or Bull, Although in the boobs from now on UAE Things are complicated to see who should be a team leader. To to Ayuso He did not benefit what happened today, because he could not attack the partner.
After the platform, the first thing to think of cyclists should be rested. Chrono tomorrow the next day, something else. Roguel He tries to minimize the time he lost, but today’s stage means a reulcan in normal but it should not be forgotten that they are left
I am repeating, steps like this day, cycling we lived this Sunday, the fan may like it very much, but not a professional that suffers.
