Wednesday, July 25, 2018

FTDF Stage 17 - Nairo Nails It

There was some hype around today's stage, but although the start was novel, it was not long before Sky were on the front and it was business as usual. Now that the final week is upon us, tradition dictates that Nairo Quintana shows his climbing chops, but leaves it all too late to win the race. So a stage win for the little Colombian then.


Geraint Thomas is looking strong, and Chris Froome would seem to be less so. After today it looks like the question of who the leader is at Team Sky had been settled on the road. Shockingly, the Welshman still hasn't fallen off, something one spectator seemed willing to fix.

Danny is back on the scores, but despite our best efforts......
 .....the History Boys continue to rack up the points.

TeamManagerStage 17
History BoysWarwick Anderson430
The CharmersCraig E Pance414
Dudes Riding Using Good StuffDrew Stephenson314
Kloefekappers FCJan Van Belleghem289
Chanbots UltraEvil Dr Chan261
SmugblokesMark Philo261
Bile BeansVestan Pance226
The Golden Lions eating a baguetteLisa218
Do Androids Dream of Chris FroomeEric Mortier209
Running with the Bulls and an InhalerDelphiakid188
BarmbyWorldClive Jeffery100

With Paris nearly in sight, the History Boys have what can only be described as an impressive lead.

TeamManagerTotal
History BoysWarwick Anderson6156
Running with the Bulls and an InhalerDelphiakid4683
Chanbots UltraEvil Dr Chan4322
Dudes Riding Using Good StuffDrew Stephenson4291
The CharmersCraig E Pance3878
BarmbyWorldClive Jeffery3857
The Golden Lions eating a baguetteLisa3499
Bile BeansVestan Pance3353
Do Androids Dream of Chris FroomeEric Mortier3151
Kloefekappers FCJan Van Belleghem2614
SmugblokesMark Philo2524

Stage 18 should be another one for the sprinters. There's not many left though, so probably one for Sagan. He did fall off today, but he's not the type of guy to let hitting "a big rock with my ass" stop him.

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