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Hot damn. I was driving to school this morning (yes, I have no off days in this gig) and I got a text message from my man Dirty.
This many big men at the front going over the poggio is insane!!!
As I was in the car, I called him back rather than risk life and limb stabbing at a tiny keyboard. He was at work, of all places, but took the time to give me a quick recap.
In one word: Freire.
My man Boonen was second across the line. All you can see of him in this photo is his shoulders behind Friere’s outstretched arms. Talk of second place being meaningless – he has nearly disappeared in Friere’s glory. Third place went to Alessandro Petacchi.
Velonews write up here: Freire wins Milan-San Remo.
Video here: universalsports.com/video…milan+san+remo. (Thank to John H. for the tip.)
Cyclingnews here: Freire gives Oscar-winning performance in Milan – San Remo.
Pez Cycling: Milano-Sanremo’10: One Of The Lucky Seven.
Check this out too:
From: John
Subject: You See this?
michaelbarry.ca/2010/03/cipressa-descentI can’t descend worth a shit. I have severe acrophobia. I about fell off the bike doing South Mtn for the first time the other day. I’d rather go up, looking down messes me up.
Well, that’s it for now. Back to the grind. This morning I’m reading about Constitutional Law. It feels like win.
Update: Video embeds.
Milano-San Remo 2010 – (1/2) Poggio
Milano-San Remo 2010 – (2/2) Final kilometers
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it was fucking sick…he timed it perfectly!
BAD ASS! how can you not like this guy?
Oscar pulled away from Tomke at that last kick.
Mr. Friere didn’t soften up much in those first 296 kilometers. He was third wheel for like 1900 meters before he rode around.
I am so screwed.
A group of ten from my club are doing this route in a scant two months. Getting over the top of the Poggio will be rewarding, to say the least.
And 7 hours is 43km/hour avg. Jesus shit.
http://www.milano-sanremo.org/en/index.php
fuck.
Do you have a Garmin 705? If so I can send you the GPS routing.
G