Anyway, onto the bike race. Sigh... another stage, another sprint. It was Dylan Groenewegen again today, making it 2 stages apiece for the 3 top sprinters of the race so far.
With an upcoming hiatus in sprint opportunities and seeing as I've got a bunch of excel spreadsheets close to hand, lets have a look at some sprint stats....So, he may have been pricey, but Sagan is looking like the top sprinting investment so far, with Gaviria just edging out Colbrelli for second.
But wait, who's this guy ahead of Sagan with his Points/Cost ratio? I'm not sure either, but I now wish that I had picked him - he's not even an official sprinter.
For the first time in a while, Waca isn't King of the Daily Scores.
Waca is still King of the overall scores though.
Stage 9 should bring an end to sprint monotony. The route may be a little short, as they are trying to finish early in an effort to avoid a clash with the "soccer', but there should be thrills and spills as the race takes on some of the Paris-Roubaix cobbles. I'm expecting at least one GC contender to come under the 'spills' category tomorrow.
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