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[Phil H]

Got home last night in time to watch the end of the ITT highlights with Tom. Brad has quite a lead now - 1'11" over Cuddles and nearly 2 minutes on Vino. He ought not lose anything today - but with Sky's tactical genius, that isn't certain. I understand there are one or two hills on the remaining stages though which might give Wiggins some trouble.

Anyone brave enough to predict a winner?

[url=http://www.letour.fr/2011/CDD/LIVE/us/300/classement/index.html]Current standings[/url]

[Toks]

Live feed if anyone's interested
http://sports-livez.com/sopcast/sop-3.php

[Antloony]

Great stuff today.

[Phil H]

Just watched the highlights. A good win for Wiggins, but I can't help thinking that it's boring way to win a tour - ride a great TT and don't lose time on the hills. We'll see how that works when he's faced with Schlecks and Drugs and... Sorry, Contador.

[Jon H]

[quote="Phil the Pie"] but I can't help thinking that it's boring way to win a tour - ride a great TT and don't lose time on the hills

[quote="Jon Hemming"][quote="Phil the Pie"] but I can't help thinking that it's boring way to win a tour - ride a great TT and don't lose time on the hills

[Ian A4size]

I don't think he will come close to Clembutador

[Phil H]

Not wishing to steal anyone else's thunder but I see the CAS ruling has been pushed back to August now. So, theoretically, we could have the guy stripped of 2 Tour wins and 1 Giro.

I suppose I think of Wiggins as more of a Murray than a Nadal. We shall see.