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KIROKAZE
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Show & Tell
we're not kids anymore.
YOU ARE THE REASON
$LAYYYTER
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Forever Orica
This was the moment that broke my heart. I wanted so so badly for Esteban to win the giro. But upon seeing how the team reacted to Esteban losing the jersey, I realized that they cared more about each other than they did about winning. One of these days Esteban will lead Orica to glory in a Grand Tour. I guarantee it.
From Zero to Hero
Matthew Hayman of Orica Greenedge wins the Queen of the Classics.
To think that the Super Domestic spent the last 15 Roubaix’s in the service of great names such as Simon Gerrans and Jens Keukeleire, and to come up and win is simply staggering. Hayman outwitted the Sky sprinter Ian Stannard and 4 time winner Tom Boonen. A very well deserved win.
It’s always a team effort
Gotta get aero
Who says nobody watches cycling?
The Pocket Rocket
Tour Down Under: Caleb Ewan comes up to sprint two times and both times he takes first. People say its because his sprinting position is a lot like Mark Cavendish’s. What people don’t realize is how far over the bar Caleb is leaning.
Alberto Contador
Alberto Contador (neon green) dropping people on a broken leg.
That one time in the Tour De France when a careless bystander with a flag almost knocked Richie Porte off his bike.
I’m all for supporting the riders, however getting too close to the riders while they are going up the climbs can sometimes be annoying and potentially very dangerous.
Passion
Throwback to when Thibaut Pinot won the Alpe d’Huez. Nothing feels better than winning a stage after 13 kilometers of sheer pain and agony.
biggest balls in the peloton?
Peter Sagan (green helmet) takes the corner at over 40 kmh narrowly missing the barriers. If you could hear the sound in this video you’d hear his tires squealing.
Sagan stopping attacks
Throwback to the Tour de France when Peter Sagan stopped Christophe Riblon’s attack by pedaling faster.