The bad luck that blighted Richie Porte’s Giro d’Italia could be a blessing in disguise for Chris Froome’s Tour de France campaign.
“We all face adversity at some point, it’s how you come back that counts!” tweeted Froome after his best friend and team-mate had been forced out of the Italian race through injury on Monday. And that comeback almost certainly means he’ll be helping Froome win a second Tour.
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