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Thu, 07/12/2012 - 4:27pm by Andy Shen
We've been live commenting on the Tour on Twitter, so here's a livestream version of the Tour Day Schmalz along with our favorite comments from other people we follow. If you'd rather follow along on Twitter follow us at @nyvelocity
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Add a comment..where's all the bitching about Armstrong's juggernaut and the talent that was squelched under his taint, or something goo-ey and atrocious like that. Plus ca change, bitches.
Froome knew what he was getting into after La Vuelta, yet he resigned for more $$$.
It's not like the leadership decision was made on the road. He knew that he was riding for Wiggins from day 1.
As much as I don't like Cavendish, he's handled his role in this tour very well. Hopefully Team GB will repay him in London. Is Wiggins riding the road race? I thought he said that he was focusing on the track?
Froom is showing his frustration. Like he can't here Wiggo's tongue dragging behind him. Would make for a better race too.
From Wiggin's Guardian article:
..."I don't care what people say, the attitude to doping in the UK is different to in Italy or France maybe, where a rider like Richard Virenque can dope, be caught, be banned, come back and be a national hero."
Congrats to Millar and good luck at the Olympics!
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