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The overnight bookies favourite pulls out halfway with a knee injury.
The Yellow Jersey wearer for most of the 3 weeks loses his lead on a brutal climb.
Two bitter blows for France which looked like it might finally produce the winner.
The stage finally stopped as a result of inclement weather, with snow ploughs employed to bulldoze avalanches of snow, slush and water from the villages below the mountain peaks. And yes, this is JULY.
The Yellow Jersey wearer for most of the 3 weeks loses his lead on a brutal climb.
Two bitter blows for France which looked like it might finally produce the winner.
The stage finally stopped as a result of inclement weather, with snow ploughs employed to bulldoze avalanches of snow, slush and water from the villages below the mountain peaks. And yes, this is JULY.
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been a wild and wacky tour alright. about 4 different favourites in the last week alone. all of them traded sub around evens or below i think
Bernal now just 1.16 to win it on here, after the adjusted times from today's race kicked in.
They decided the race times would be taken at the finish line on top of the biggest mountain peak, and didn't include the descent that followed, thus knackering the Yellow Jersey holder who was reportedly making up time down the hill.
why have they cancelled the market on stage 19 when the official tour de france site has declared provisional result
1. Egan Bernal
2. Simon Yates, at 5’’
3. Warren Barguil, at 41’’
4. Laurens De Plus, at 50’’
5. Steven Kruijswijk,
6. Geraint Thomas,
7. Emanuel Buchmann,
8. Vincenzo Nibali, all st
9. Richie Porte, at 1’18’’
10. Gregor Mühlberger, st
11. Wout Poels, at 1’50’’
12. Damiano Caruso
13. Alejandro Valverde, all st
14. Julian Alaphilippe, at 2’07’’
15. Rigoberto Uran,
Stitched up again
1. Egan Bernal
2. Simon Yates, at 5’’
3. Warren Barguil, at 41’’
4. Laurens De Plus, at 50’’
5. Steven Kruijswijk,
6. Geraint Thomas,
7. Emanuel Buchmann,
8. Vincenzo Nibali, all st
9. Richie Porte, at 1’18’’
10. Gregor Mühlberger, st
11. Wout Poels, at 1’50’’
12. Damiano Caruso
13. Alejandro Valverde, all st
14. Julian Alaphilippe, at 2’07’’
15. Rigoberto Uran,
Stitched up again
I would query that - there isn't anything in the exchange rules that allows them to do that.
I was out yesterday sweating like a pig and pondering what it must be like to to a tour de france hill climb in this, I didn't even know it was on. Strange coincidence.
Snow? FFS. Bloody French can't even get their weather right, just shows Brexit was the correct decision
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Snow? FFS. Bloody French can't even get their weather right, just shows Brexit was the correct decision
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Actually I was caught in a thunderstorm in Paris on a sweltering hot day that had heavy hail, come to think of it. Extremes of weather do wierd things.
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