Reinardt Janse van Rensburg
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- LA Doper with drug testing whining ... not unexpected!
- The headline is kind of click bait-y. Watch the YouTube clip yourselves. I don't think the headline is what I took out of the discussion. If I had to summarise, Geraint doesn't really assign blame, but it's kind of inferred that he probably thinks Campenaerts is to blame for following the moto and as a result, goes round the roundabout too hot.
Geraint does say outright that he doesn't blame the 2am testing given that the peloton had already ridden through lots of dodgy corners safely earlier in the stage.
I think this has been the key debate every fan has been discussing (whether the 2am testing had an impact) - I know there was even some heated debates on the Escape Collective comments, which is usually quite civilised...
- If he’s American that’s extremely ironic considering how many of them consider Trump to be a goat (I don’t like shouting).
- First of all, there is no 100 fine so most likely a typo. Secondly there are dozens of regulation breaches, each with different severity so no surprise to see differences in punishment (a bit like you when driving through a red light or not stopping at a pedestrian crossing. You need to do more homework to find details if it interests you.
- Says the prototype stereotypical american who although now lives elsewhere is an americam by birth.
- "Stage 16 (...) - DS Steven De Jongh (Lidl-Trek) fined 2,000CHF for breaching regulations or guidelines concerning vehicle movements during the race. (...)"
"Stage 17 (...) - Team Visma | Lease a Bike DS Arthur van Dongen: Breach of regulations or guidelines concerning vehicle movements during the race and failure to comply with the instructions of commissaires. 100CHF fine, Yellow card, DS relegation (loss of positions in the convoy)."
Lidl-Trek DS, 2000CHF fine, Visma DS 100CHF fine?
- Pretty rich from Thomas also known as the crash test dummy in the peleton. Not very classy really . He should know better than most never throw stones in a glass house.
- Or, perhaps, a stomach bug.
- Proper breakaway specialists will say we haven't had real breakaway stages.
Pedersen on stage 4, van der Poel on stage 9 and Philipsen on stage 17... not exactly the usual escapees.
Even Schmid on stage 13 - he's a top tier rider and if you look at his successes elsewhere, it's far beyond what most breakaway riders can even imagine
- adding insult to injury, very classy. maybe work on your flat tire issue Geraint and then talk shit about other teams.
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