CAV is getting paid to do the job, a job he is doing­ very well, yes i know he is not so good in the­ mountains, not many sprinters are, if everybody was­ doing there job as good as CAV the world would be a­ better place,keep up the good work CAV, lets have some­ more stage wins.

Hmm, Worldwide are we to presume by your antagonistic­ tone, useage of the word 'butt' and derogatory­ opinion of British culture that you are perhaps an­ American? Do you not think that it is somewhat sad­ that the US tends to dominate most sports due entirely­ to morally suspicious sporting programmes with obscene­ amounts of money which take the place of real education­ and leave athletes with nothing to fall back on once­ their sporting career is over just so America can look­ good on the world sporting stage, and then to be­ pathetically narky when occasionally someone has the­ temerity to dominate a particular sporting discipline­ with natural talent instead of being churned out of a­ high-cost 'winners' factory? Cav may not win­ the Green this year, but he WILL make it to Paris, and­ he is a great ambassador for our sport. Grow up.

The legacy of Zabel will live on. One of the Best­ learning from one of the Best. Looking forward to the­ rest of the Tour!

Well, perhaps The Manx Man will prove insufficiently­ durable and quit before the peleton hits the­ Champs-Elysees. IF that happens, I suppose­ Worldwide's snarky comment might be validated. ­ However, I've read that many people like Zabel say­ Cav is determined to reach Paris, green jersey or not. ­ I wish him well and hope some other blokes win a few­ sprint as well. The Columbia lead out train is­ certainly impressive,(it looked like Farrar was without­ help at the end from his Garmin mates). Perhaps­ tomorrow will be more of a straight shoot out at the­ end if teams save themselves for the TTT on­ Tuesday's stage. I for one will be pleased if the­ Tour can finish with less news of doping than in years­ past, and remain close till the end. Having raced for­ six years years ago, and still putting in many miles­ for fun and to get to work I can only offer a tip of­ my hat to the strength, endurance, and will of many of­ these pros. I love cycling and appreciate what a labor­ of love it is to race and give one's all for­ winning or for one's mates.