Cav went too early but didn’t really have a choice. He was in the wind for about 5 seconds longer than the other two which is an eternity in the sprint. Smart racing by Ewan and Demare.

@Tony Baihao maybe I should of read the comments first. You already mentioned the incident I just mentioned. Very well put. Cheers🤘🇬🇧

@Seyemon 🎯 BINGO💥 I've been saying that all week. Glad I'm not the only one realizing this👍 cheers🤘🇬🇧

@SavagePro I think you and I could be friends. I've seen a few of your comments and you're saying what I was about to say in several comments. Cheers🤘🇬🇧

@scott y his top paid team members sheltering him? but that's their JOB, and that's the GAME

Congratulations, Demare - again! To come around and beat both Cavendish and Ewan was impressive.

@JVR Oh, it wasn't my comment 🙂

@Brendan Erskine On the mobile you showed up as the top comment wich is visible on portrait mode 😅 But no worries, i forgive you 😝

@JVR But who reads the comments before watching the video?

Spoiler 😜

GCN presents the race like no other!

Until the useless Rob Hatch starts commentating.....

Son: Dad, what is a "millimeter"? Dad: Come here son and let's watch the finish of stage 6 of the Giro d'Italia on GCN Racing on YouTube and I'll explain it to you. Son: Mamma mia! Now I get it.

@Grand Strategy Nerd he might be a big ABBA fan

@Grand Strategy Nerd- It depends on how big and smart the boy is. And the "mamma mia" is also because it's the Giro d'Italia.

Mamma mia? So they are italians? I think Italy uses the metric system so the kid should know what a mm is

What I like is that only on day 6 the Giro reaches the Italian mainland, after 3 days in Hungary and 2 days on Sicilia. And I'm so much looking forward to Napoli on Saturday. I love it that both the start and the end of that stage will take place in that beautiful city.

I really hope Girmay can get one before the end.

@ProWeAreSo Tragic bad luck. Hope they get into the Tour? I haven't checked???

Annnnnd he got one :) and a cork to the eye too lol

I'm certain he will get one.

@fily wedibereka a leadout man is to get you to 300mtr NOT 800. Getting to 800 and then having nobody to help you is almost a guaranteed loss.

@stephensthebomb trust me he can do it if he got lead out man till at least 800meter

I laughing so hard when I see Gaviria angry at the right side of the road🤣🤣🤣🤣🤣

Hope he was only angry at himself. What a boneheaded move

I'm amazed the highlights lasted this long today!

GCN needs to do a bike throw segment to show how to do it properly.

Biniam is on form! That man is mr.consistency so far. Pelase IWG give him a proper train, or just a proper leadout at least.

@Ken Kaniff I agree with you, I also take nothing away from the lad. There will be many more duels betwen him & the liked of MvDP for us fans sitting on the couch to enjoy.

@Crispus Mahea I take nothing away from the lad. I congratulate him and his countrymen on that historical win. I even said he will probably win a stage in the Giro so I'm not angry one bit. He did everything right today and he won. I'm actually not surprised he won and I never said he was no good but you Bini fans need to relax a bit now. He's won a grand tour stage and that's wonderful. I respect him and his win today

@Ken Kaniff Biniam beats Mathieu van der poel into submission! What a day. Now no one can question if he wins the points classification.

@Crispus Mahea oh wow. Imagine how that would settle with other sprinters and the fans. Winning the points jersey but hadn't WON a single sprint. That would not be a position I'd want to be in as a sprinter. It's just not right. Yes, winning the jersey is great BUT there would be so much talk and controversy over it if he did not win a single sprint. You talk about "going down in history", well I don't think it's that cut and dry. It would be debated and discussed until the next time he's at a world tour and it would still be being debated at THAT world tour. It would be a shadow over him. It wouldn't be a clear and respected decision even tho he won the points classification. He's be talked about for a LONG time if that happened. And a sprinter sprints to win. Bini would NOT be proud of the jersey if he didn't even win ONE stage!! It would bother him also!!

@Ken Kaniff In a grand tour it is all about the jersey. I wish BG would have clinched position 2 or 3 in every sprint so far....he'd be wearing the maglia ciclamino and there is nothing anyone could say to him because at the end, that is what goes down in history. Not the one win here and there.

come on intermarche! give biniam just 1 guy for the last 1km. just one. he's been in top 5 every stage so far. do you not want to win???

@Inyasi Priscusi but he's NOT a pure sprinter so it's a really big ask to put him on a team with a skilled leadout train. Those teams want a pure sprinter to support and work for. He's also young and not tried and tested yet. He needs to prove himself and maybe then things will change around him but he just isn't this SUPER hero the Bini fans think he is. The lad is good, but not experienced enough yet

If he could get a leadout skilled team like Alpecin fenix guys he could be winning stages

@John Rectangle I agree completely with both of your comments. It actually saved me from explaining it all😉 cheers🤘🇬🇧

Girmay to me seems like a sprinter that doesn't need teammates, he was in a perfect spot to sprint despite barely being helped. And tbh you can see with some of the AG2R riders that had a pretty decent train going that fizzled out because one of their lead out men simply wasn't fast enough dpesite trying his hardest that it can be a drawback

@Brendan Luongo You're right for the lead out.But who's the one strong enough to do that in Intermarché ? Not Pozzovivo,Taaramae or Hindt.Moutain is for them No Barnabaak.Not explosive enough,but a good rider The three others I don't know them .So I look their profile.One of them(Vliegen) worked for Girmay in Paris Nice ,but for all the stages,not only sprints. So maybe Belgium riders .But they're not sprinters But to do a lead out you need to be a good sprinter ,so I don't know who really suggest to help Girmay And I think the "real" Girmay is the one of the first stage,who battled against MVP.Girmay is only 22,he's a World class rider,with a great future,but he's not a pure sprinter

As a casual spectator, what is, as was mentioned in the video the risk of catching the breakaway too early? What does it matter whether he's chased down 30 or 60 km before the finish?

Catching a breakaway too early can cause ANOTHER breakaway which may be MORE successful because the new breakaway doesn't have to hold off the peloton as long

and also a standoff between gc teams to see who will take up (or work on the front) the chase.

I'd also add something to what has been said. When there's a breakway, it means that anyone that wants to escape the peloton still has the breakaway riders to beat, which may not be easy as they have the opportunity to sit on the wheel of the fresher riders and then beat them on the line. On the other hand, if they catch the breakawy too soon (60 or so km to go), it means that there's a stage up for grabs for anyone who escapes the peloton. Generally, the pace set by the peloton is different if there's 60 or 30km, meaning teams won't chase as hard at 60km to go , as they'd have nothing left in the last 10-15km.

Basically they kind of want a mouse to catch. If the peloton’s on the front on a flat stage, everyone gets twitchy about who’s doing the work etc, it’s almost like there’s too much time to think. Having a breakaway, even solo, gives you a short term goal - so best take your time reeling him in on a rather deathly stage like today. Hope that helps!

Fascinating how Bini is so skinny and still sprints!

@SavagePro👍 they do🤣 first time I took a pic with Bradley Wiggins I thought HOLY SHIT how does this guy have the energy to ride a bike 😂🤣 then I started taking oucs with Cav and other cyclists and they are ALL the same. Very frail but they have what it takes🤘

@Ken Kaniff ^^^They ALL have a very slight frame

They are ALL very frail!!! I've met Cav 11 TIMES and have taken many pics together with him and I've had my arm around him and I thought "HOLY SHIT I had no idea these guys are so skinny!" It's nothing but skin and bones but they have precisely what they need to win. They ALL have a very slight frame

Gaviria? again Gaviria? What in the fresh hell was he doing???

right?

Just a little too long for Cav, he literally gives up with about 10 meters to go. He basically just gave the other two guys a lead out.

@Neil Platt yes, exactly right

No his lead out went too early, no legs left sadly mis timed, and he knew he'd blown it

That finish could not have been any closer. Not possible

Gaviria needs to chill out. He bumps into the DSM train and then he’s the one trying to complain about other riders. He could have caused a crash. Luckily the only damage was really to himself and getting relegated.

@M. P but sagan wouldnt be that dumb to bump the leadout out of his way 😂😂

why was gaviria so mad?

If he ran into Bouhanni like that there would've been punches thrown.

If Peter Sagan had done that that’s all we would be talking about !

@James H Nah just a dumb move, leadouts always drop out at that distance from the finish and the only direction he could go was right, he should’ve just waited. Bol was also pushed to the right by him, he had no intentions to go there

Good sprint. Well done Biniam. You will get one stage win soon.

We think so too!

4:55 that cyclist on the right riding for UAE looked too aggressive to me.

Bini is ALWAYS there…he might not get the wins but man he’s consistent and its only a matter of time..what a great rider

@Ken Kaniff Well Bini just beat MVDP in Stage 10. And he just didn't beat MVP, he cracked MVDP. Can we say Bini is legit yet?

@Chau Nguyenmy memory isn't that good but that all depends on what season you're talking about. The last 2 or 3 seasons with Bora he had no success but back about 6 or 7 years ago he was winning everything he went for. There were basically 2 seasons where he couldn't be beat. So it depends on what season you're talking about. Sagan was a very successful sprinter. More successful than not and I'm not even a fan of Sagan but it's the truth

@Ken Kaniff Sagan also LOST a lot more bunch sprints then he won.

@Jim Hansen Sagan was a winner tho. When he went for the bunch sprint he had great success. Bini has had 4 attempts and not had any success

@E H Any sprinter that is battling in a bunch sprint is going to find himself in top 5. In the perspective of a bunch sprinter he's consistently LOSING and isn't proving anything other than he can't quite win yet

The last 20m still anybody's guess... Close again!🚴

5:19 is the photo finish pic you are looking for...

Bini black star forsa ERI-Boy proud of u Natu&Mera.

Because of the Cofidis rider disrupting the Quick Step Train Morkov had to sprint to get Cav back up But Cav had to sprint to stay on Morkov’s wheel Cav sprinted from 500 meters out and lost by a bike length GO CAV!

@Andrew K as a HUGE Cav fan I have to say you are correct😂

I don’t think Cav is that excited about “moral victories.”

This video should get “Bodge of the Week” for not having a Marc Madiot reaction. Two days in a row. Looks like there must be a territory restriction on the “Madiot gets electrocuted” videos

Not one word about Alpecin-Fenix.......... Congratulations DEMARE Arnaud!!!!

A bit like watching paint dry but totally expected. I really liked how Kämna attacked the intermediate for +1 second. Shows a man with a plan. Definitely watch him for tomorrow.

@H Bosman ♪ yeah I would have thought he’d be the leader with a podium already, but the other guys definitely deserve a shot at this point too

@H Bosman ♪ You didn't get my point. Yeah maybe he gains time tomorrow. But then 1 Second doesn't matter, whether it is more or less than 38 Seconds. It is quite an effort for just 1 Second

@Jonathan Z And Wilco Kelderman their actual GC - but they literally have 3 guys who can take it if things goes wrong with any of them. Including Jai Hindley - another GC and climber. Man I like this team for the climbs.

Bora going for the coup. Call it the cycling weekly curse because they mentioned zero bora riders in their preview.

@Per Merte He is slowly chipping away. Shows he is serious. Edit: and if you look at tomorrow's profile - so many climbs - 38 seconds are very possible.

Bravo Arnaud Demare et GFC

WTF was Gaviria thinking

@Falcon Time Which is he only contacted one rider and was following a lead out they moved to the right. We’ve all seen way worse.

@Tony Crabtree I think the overhead shot at 4:50 shows everything there is to see

@Falcon Time That’s what I saw, but maybe other vantage points and longer video show something else?

@Mike Byrd He made heavy contact with 1 rider.

@Falcon Time He was relegated. But that doesn't make it any better for the DSM guys.

surprised gaviria didn't get relegated for that body block, seems to be his go to move.

@darrelduke you've totally confused me. Who got relegated?

mistaken again, i was thinking bouhanni and typed gaviria.

should have read up, he did get relegated. shame to see him throw so much away on this behavior.

Come on Intermarche give this ICONIC GUY one chance #BINI 🔥

If you are attempting bunch sprints and consistently getting top 5 that is NOT something a team manager or a sprinter would be happy with. In bunch sprints if you keep getting top 5 it's called "consistently losing" He needs a team better suited for leadouts!! You need more than one leadout man. You need 3 or 4 riders in a leadout train. ONE guy is not going to get you where you need to be very often unless he is a veteran like Renshaw and even then Renshaw had help so Bini needs a team that is trained and familiar in this discipline but he is too young and not PROVEN yet so he's not going to get a team built around him anytime in the next 2 years. He is still learning and not learning what he needs to learn. POSITIONING IS EVERYTHING!!

Great now I can say that me in the top of my happines

How do you even decide who won with such narrow margins??

electronics: super cameras

I can not have enough of it fans, now web connection is helping us watching the race in all languages of the world ha ha ha

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@SESSEN ME ata shiwiya eske keber gber wedi fara

No That’s 🇪🇷 for win

Gaviria had to have gotten relegated for that move! That was nothing short of a fight. NOT cool.

a free GCN cap for you, and you-and-you-and-you!

The problem of Girmay getting boxed in in the sprints lies in the fact that he has no experienced lead out man or someone who is willing to drop him of at 250 meters or less to the finish line. It's just like when Gaviria had Richeche as lead out man he beated almost everyone in the sprints now he and Biniam are searching for a wheel to follow hoping that rider will drop them off in a good position for the last kick to the line.

He needs a team better suited for leadouts!! You need more than one leadout man. You need 3 or 4 riders in a leadout train. ONE guy is not going to get you where you need to be very often unless he is a veteran like Renshaw and even then Renshaw had help so Bini needs a team that is trained and familiar in this discipline.

You got it

That's absolutely true 👍 💯

Gaviria STILL has Richeze here in the Giro...

gaviria thought he was playing hockey

Biniam in the mix again, and he wasn't boxed in today, but just didn't have the steam at the end. He'll certainly get more chances though. And Cav couldn't pull off the too long sprint win a 2nd time, but still in fantastic shape!

Great video

Thanks Peter!

Caleb’s short hands didn’t help on this one

Usually, GCN doesn’t spoil the result with the thumbnail, but you did today. That’s too bad.

Poor Cav! 😔🚀

@John Ratcliffeand so am I but it's coming. He's the greatest sprinter ever! I've met him 11 times and have taken many pics together with him. My most prized possessions are my 8 pics with Cav, my Union Jack that he signed, my British Cycling Jersey he signed and a few other items. I've followed him from day one! A TRUE LEGEND!! People say he's arrogant but he's great to his fans. He has trained in my hometown many times. The man is TOP NOTCH no question about it! Cheers🤘🇬🇧

@Ken Kaniff I know Ken, you're right. I have followed him since the start, am dreading his retirement TBH.

Don't feel bad for him. That's the sprinters life. I'm a HUGE Cav fan but look at it like this. He's 37 and STILL winning bunch sprint in world tours!! He's STILL consistently beating 22 year olds!!

Bini needs to strike from 300m

Letssgoooo

Bini 👏 👏 👏 bravo

If you are attempting bunch sprints and consistently getting top 5 that is NOT something a team manager or a sprinter would be happy with. In bunch sprints if you keep getting top 5 it's called "consistently losing" He needs a team better suited for leadouts!! You need more than one leadout man. You need 3 or 4 riders in a leadout train. ONE guy is not going to get you where you need to be very often unless he is a veteran like Renshaw and even then Renshaw had help so Bini needs a team that is trained and familiar in this discipline but he is too young and not PROVEN yet so he's not going to get a team built around him anytime in the next 2 years. He is still learning and not learning what he needs to learn. POSITIONING IS EVERYTHING!!

Biniam Ghrmai the youngest and first time in 4th is amazing!!! Viva Eritrea viva Biniam Ghrmai 🇪🇷🇪🇷🇪🇷🇪🇷🇪🇷🇪🇷🇪🇷🇪🇷🇪🇷 ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️ 🚴‍♂️🚴‍♂️🚴‍♂️🚴‍♂️🏅🚴‍♂️🚴‍♂️🚴‍♂️🚴‍♂️

@Samson Mehari I congratulate him and his countrymen for the win today. He was the better rider today. He did everything right. I never said he was not any good. I even said I think he will win a stage or 2 at the Giro. You Bini fans really need to relax and calm down a bit. The lad won and he deserves respect for his win but the fans need to stop being so adversarial about him. He won today. He had a great day and it doesn't surprise me cuz I truly felt he would win something at the Giro. It's hard listening to the fans talk complete craziness tho, he is NOT a PURE SPRINTER so there's absolutely NO WAY he is the "best sprinter". Today was a unique stage. It wasn't for PURE SPRINTERS. I only spoke the truth and you Bini fans thought I said he sucks. I said nothing like that! I said he needs experience, I never said he was no good, I even said I think he will win a stage or 2 and I said he is NOT a PURE SPRINTER but yet here you are trying to tell me something I never denied. I know the lad is good but he still has a lot to learn. He's only going to grow stronger and better as he learns and I wish him success. AGAIN I congratulate him and his countrymen on the win today but stop calling him a PURE sprinter because he is NOT. He's more like a Michael Matthews type of punch sprinter. He is in a different class of sprinters. He will improve as he learns and he WILL win some pure sprints but he's better at stages like today

@Ken Kaniff hopefully he proof you on stage 10! Now accept that how he is talented on sprinting, even the best sprinter!

@Pay Me No Mind I'm just getting tired of all the convoluted comments about him being "the best", "the fastest ever", "the future of sprinting" etc etc cos it's just not accurate. Some of the Bini fans don't have a clue about cycling or sprinting. They are just going on and on like this guy is the best thing ever and he simply IS NOT. He's not even tried and tested yet. The guy may never be any good but he may end up being great but right now he is far from this NEVER BEFORE SEEN sprinting talent. I'm just getting tired of it. It's getting to me. I have my favourite riders but I don't lie to myself. I'm practical and call it like it is. These Bini fans (MOST of them) are just uneducated on the discipline of sprinting. They are lying to themselves which is a disservice to the rider and the team and themselves. I'm just really getting tired of hearing such unfounded nonsense about this Bini lad. I hope he does great. I have nothing against him. It's what his fans are saying that is getting tiresome real fast. It's only been a week and I'm so sick of hearing total nonsense and just plain stupid comments. By all means, cheer your rider in but don't be blind or talk about things you know NOTHING about. Half these fans probably never watched a race till this week. It's clear from their comments. I don't wish bad on anyone. I hope the lad does well in the sport but these fans need to be realistic and practical and stop with the totally senseless comments Edit: I just reread my comment and it is a bit harsh but it's just a byproduct of the fans talking nonsense and it's getting old really quickly

@Pay Me No Mind I agree with your motivational words. Of course he is doing awesome and sharing and gaining experience! I personally don't have deep knowlege how it works on cycling sprinter,but as a cycle comptetion fun I am very happy and surprised on him for what amazing accomplishment he has done so far ! Besides, those well known top winners witnnesed and they are encouraging him. I am sure his team manager is happy like me and he will train him well if there is anything that he has been missing so far. Once again I thank you so much for your golden and constructive motivational words.

@Ken Kaniff geesh you’re putting in quite an effort. You acknowledged the guy is young, needs to gain experience and that his success is being hampered by the limitations of his team. Are fans not allowed to express their happiness in what he is able to accomplish? You clearly know that winning is a process, and the guys on the podium are well advanced in that process.

192 km decided by a hair

What a disaster is Gaviria

Who was the UAE rider who pushed his way to the right side for no reason? Did he get relegated?

His reason was to take the wheel of that leadout man. That happens a lot. In this case, he chose the wrong time to do it, and got on the wrong side of the wheel and ended up trapping himself (along with ruining any chance the other sprinter had)

😂

It was Gaviria and he was relegated. Even had the cheek to argue with the DSM rider after the finish.

What the hell was Gaviria doing?

Definitely a controversial subject!

WHYYY do you have to spoil the stage in the first 30 seconds of the video? it ruins the rest of it for me.

@Eamonn Schnell easy turbo😂 slow down. It wasn't a spoiler.

@Eamonn Schnell Haha!

@Andrew K wow i am so dumb hahaha

That was the day before’s stage they were showing in the first 30 seconds.

Biniam gets boxed too often. He should try Pro Boxing or start thinking outside the box🤣

@H Bosman ♪ well no you don't need a guy to get you to the 50m mark. The sprinter has already dropped his leadout by 200m and is in FULL SPRINT BY THE 50m mark. Getting you to within 200 is adequate but it takes a TEAM of leadout men to be able to get the 1 or 2 men into a position to actually launch the sprint. The TEAM gets the sprinter into position to launch. It's not easy to do with 1 leadout man. These bunch sprints are brutal. Jockeying for position is tough so that's why a team is needed unless you are like Peter Sagan and can freelance your way to a launching position which isn't easy to do and he's one of the few that could do it consistently

@andrew7taylor Sure - they have made incredible improvements this year doing well in all the big races. My point is just that if they target the sprints in the Giro this year (which it clearly is), then they should have added a lead-out guy like Van Poppel. If it was for GC it is different, but it seems it is not.

@H Bosman ♪ Except they can't. They have one of the lowest budgets in the World Tour. Why do you think their riders could just do things if only they wanted to? If it was that simple, don't you think they'd already been doing it?

@Ken Kaniff True but at least one guy that can go past the last 50m for protection.

You need more than one leadout man. You need 3 or 4 riders in a leadout train. ONE guy is not going to get you where you need to be very often so YES he needs a team that is trained and familiar in this discipline.

1 Cm... T_T

thanks for the l'info

Bianam girmay always top 5

If you are attempting bunch sprints and consistently getting top 5 that is NOT something a team manager or a sprinter would be happy with. In bunch sprints if you keep getting top 5 it's called "consistently losing" He needs a team better suited for leadouts!! You need more than one leadout man. You need 3 or 4 riders in a leadout train. ONE guy is not going to get you where you need to be very often unless he is a veteran like Renshaw and even then Renshaw had help so Bini needs a team that is trained and familiar in this discipline but he is too young and not PROVEN yet so he's not going to get a team built around him anytime in the next 2 years. He is still learning and not learning what he needs to learn. POSITIONING IS EVERYTHING!!

I think his star is rising.

Ritchie Porte ok!

I'll do some video reaction, can I have video of yours, please

Using the word "epic" to describe anything about today's stage is a real stretch. You might say Cav experienced an "epic fail" - dropped off with 200 to go after not breaking a sweat for 2 days in a row, and getting soundly beaten (can't claim he was tired or out of position).

That UAE rider really hates his bike.

@MattGrovesFTW 😂of course I am🤘

@Ken Kaniff Are you from Connecticut?

Gaviria

,🚴🚴🚴🇪🇷 we still Super Proud of BINIAM GIRMAY 4th place in the world stage against the Best....

@NwSahil Mountains this sport does not care what colour or nationality you are. You are graded on your accomplishments and this lad is not the greatest thing to ever sprint like most of the fans seem to think. It's getting old really fast. The comments I read are so ridiculous. Half these people have never watched a cycling event until this week. The comments clearly show that. There's so much nonsense being talked that I have to say something. It's tiring, always reading unfounded and untrue claims

@Ken Kaniff out of 200 WHITE Riders finishing Top 5 is Not loosing for African kid,

If you are attempting bunch sprints and consistently getting top 5 that is NOT something a team manager or a sprinter would be happy with. In bunch sprints if you keep getting top 5 it's called "consistently losing".

🙁

funny

Hamsters.

Where the hell is Matthieu van Der Poel?

This is a bunch sprint. Not what he is going to partake in. Not the right stage for him

Not the kind of race for him. He is a classics type rider so needs to ride hard for long distances or steep short climbs to gas other riders before he launches his fast finish. This stage had the peloton averaging 3w/kg until the last few km's, something that is typical in stage race flat sprints. That allows the true sprinters to save all their energy for their 30 second bursts, to which he cannot compete with on fresh legs basis.

He doesn’t take part in mass sprints.

That two dsm riders is suck sprinting

Biniyam the Best 🍇🚲🇪🇷🚲🚲🚲

If you are attempting bunch sprints and consistently getting top 5 that is NOT something a team manager or a sprinter would be happy with. In bunch sprints if you keep getting top 5 it's called "consistently losing" He needs a team better suited for leadouts!! You need more than one leadout man. You need 3 or 4 riders in a leadout train. ONE guy is not going to get you where you need to be very often unless he is a veteran like Renshaw and even then Renshaw had help so Bini needs a team that is trained and familiar in this discipline but he is too young and not PROVEN yet so he's not going to get a team built around him anytime in the next 2 years. He is still learning and not learning what he needs to learn. POSITIONING IS EVERYTHING!!

Stop showing the finish line photo, Muppets

I agree 100%!!! TOTAL BS!!

Why?

Marca Vandsh

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If you are attempting bunch sprints and consistently getting top 5 that is NOT something a team manager or a sprinter would be happy with. In bunch sprints if you keep getting top 5 it's called "consistently losing" He needs a team better suited for leadouts!! You need more than one leadout man. You need 3 or 4 riders in a leadout train. ONE guy is not going to get you where you need to be very often unless he is a veteran like Renshaw and even then Renshaw had help so Bini needs a team that is trained and familiar in this discipline but he is too young and not PROVEN yet so he's not going to get a team built around him anytime in the next 2 years. He is still learning and not learning what he needs to learn. POSITIONING IS EVERYTHING!!

Why i didnt see Tadej Pogacar since the first stage..

He is not at the Giro he is going to TDF

To win by a couple thousands of a second after over 5 hours is not exactly a convincing victory.

newbie?

Hader

FIRST!!

Binyam the best 🤩🇪🇷🐯

@frank burn ABSOLUTELY 🎯

If you are attempting bunch sprints and consistently getting top 5 that is NOT something a team manager or a sprinter would be happy with. In bunch sprints if you keep getting top 5 it's called "consistently losing" He needs a team better suited for leadouts!! You need more than one leadout man. You need 3 or 4 riders in a leadout train. ONE guy is not going to get you where you need to be very often unless he is a veteran like Renshaw and even then Renshaw had help so Bini needs a team that is trained and familiar in this discipline but he is too young and not PROVEN yet so he's not going to get a team built around him anytime in the next 2 years. He is still learning and not learning what he needs to learn. POSITIONING IS EVERYTHING!!

@luwam hadgu you said :”if he were in the strong teams”. There’s an “IF”.

@frank burn no if's and but's I'm specifically talking about his performance!! He's just capable and we'll see it though.

@luwam hadgu with a bunch of if’s , I would have won as well!!

Man this was a boring stage lol

It was definitely very slow!

@guitarrerist69 not even the sprint, but the whole stage was boring. I watched it live and even the commentators started talking about random shit lol

That sprint was not super fast because of the wind.. it indeed made it slightly boring lol