0

je mandje is leeg

Go to shop »

Deze pagina is niet vertaald in de taal die je hebt gekozen

We are showing you the Dutch version of our site: would you prefer a different location?

We are showing you the Dutch version of our site: would you prefer a different location?

Mad Dogs and Mayhem

Door Ian Cleverly • 5th July 2010 11:37am • Gepost in Rouleur

Perhaps we can finally lay to rest this idea that Fabian Cancellara rides around with an electric motor stuffed into his downtube after his thoroughly convincing win in the prologue. The only engine the big Swiss requires is inside his body – although the Tour officials have not scanned the current yellow jersey himself, so may be missing a trick there… Bradley Wiggins was, however, encumbered by wind and rain and perhaps a dodgy spark plug.

Tweet of the day on the subject goes to the always amusing Garmin boss Jonathan Vaughters, who suggested that X-rays of David Zabriskie’s bike had revealed no sign of a motor, but an eight-track cassette of the Eagles. If you don’t know what an eight-track is, ask your dad.

Finally, Sunday’s action involved mad dogs and mayhem, David Millar involved in the former, Mark Cavendish, the latter. The formally invincible Columbia lead-out appears to have lost its edge and other teams, notably Garmin, are now prepared to take them on. Expect more messy sprints and final-kilometre carnage in the next few days as Cavendish tries to make up the lost ground.

Courtesy of Rouleur magazine.

Opmerkingen

Je kunt geen opmerkingen meer plaatsen bij dit artikel

Rapha-blog RSS-feed