Raboň doesn’t make a big deal out of it

“The race was really fast. My body stopped working after suffering a burn-out on a climb. I can feel every hour of recovering and yesterday I felt much better but that is something you have to count on at Grand Tours," Raboň said. “In the afternoon I´m going to discuss my next race schedule with the team. I suppose it will remain the same.” 
 
For this reason, he is going to put the time trial bike on the agenda next week. “I´m going to talk it over with my personal coach Karel Martínek as well. My body was overloaded for more than ten days and this is the main reason I cracked. There were five stages in which I had to wait for Cav, including the one on Etna and I went into the red. I didn’t manage to recover completely before the tough stages and I wasn’t even able to cling on the gruppetto. The season goes on and I have no choice but to remain positive. I don’t tend to give up races like these and I had nightmares about it for two days but as I said before, I did my job for Cavendish.”