Recent content by gjb483

No, but it does merit further investigation. The ASO doesn't exactly have a sterling track record so far this tour.

Ted King's SRM data displaying 32:24, ASO saying 32:32. ASO is so on my s***list right now...

Ted King didn't make the time cut :( Hopefully we'll see him at the Vuelta.

CAS painface could have been epic in week 3.

It's safe to say that these forums will be a little more interesting for the next three weeks.

I viewed Froome's move as an attempt to keep himself safely up front more than a calculated attack.

people and their f-ing dogs. unbelievable.

chances are he'll go to a south american team.

I would really like to see him competitive in a few stages, but I'm not holding my breath. I voted DNF, but it would be refreshing to see him finish the race and exceed my expectations.

1.Froome 2.Contador 3.Evans 4.Hesjedal 5.Porte 6.Martin 7.Valverde 8.Quintana 9.Tommy V 10.Kreuzinger

Amador and Szymd. Movistar in general looks really strong, I expect multiple stage wins and wouldn't rule out spots on the podium for either Valverde or Quintana.

On a dry course it's hard to look past Martin, TJVG, Froome, Porte, Contador and Evans, all of whom are well suited to win it. Rain could make a huge difference. Judging from the map, it looks like a fairly technical course too. I think Martin might win them both.

Chouchou - Tommy V is always a fun rider to watch, cagey and willing to risk it in a big break and will defend any jersey he gets. Ted King - Local rider, I'd like to see him pulling the Tourminator to a few stage wins. Hesjedal - Hoping he can show some form and salvage his season.

Professional cycling is very much a technological show. If it wasn't, we'd still be riding around 15kg bikes, bolt on wheels with two gears and caged pedals...

Wooohooo Ted King!! Glad he finally made it to the big show.