Tour de France 2013

Froome is clearly on drugs I am a afraid.

3.25 difference over your contender after effectively 2 stages (the one mountain stage + short TT today).

Give me a break :rolleyes: ...not even during the Armstrong era did we see such dominance so early on.
 
Chris said:
Froome is clearly on drugs I am a afraid.

3.25 difference over your contender after effectively 2 stages (the one mountain stage + short TT today).

Give me a break :rolleyes: ...not even during the Armstrong era did we see such dominance so early on.
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Most of them are juiced up. Jan Ulrich said he took what was available to everyone else. Doesn't make it right but doping is in the, :erm:, blood of le Dope de France.
 
thestaggy said:
Most of them are juiced up. Jan Ulrich said he took what was available to everyone else. Doesn't make it right but doping is in the, :erm:, blood of le Dope de France.
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Yip agreed. But obviously Froome is on something 'special' that no-one currently has access to...
 
Stage 20
Nairo Quintana has achieved a massive coup in stage 20. He has won the stage to Annecy Semnoz, moved up to second overall, and has added to the polka-dot jersey to his collection of prizes!
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What a win for Quintana!
 
Chris Froome: the long ride from Kenya to the Champs-Élysées

We should be supporting Froome, apparently !?

http://www.guardian.co.uk/sport/2013/jul/19/chris-froome-kenyan-tour-de-france

British cyclist on cusp of winning Tour de France has come a long way since his days riding with the Safari Simbas in Africa
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Born in Kenya, Froome was educated in South Africa from the age of 14. He started mountain biking to get out of the house. Initially he rode with a group called the Safari Simbas, run by a dreadlocked Kenyan called David Kinjah, to whom Froome still donates spare kit.
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