Recent content by Tych23

Ruben Zepuntke and Marc Goos join the Sunweb-Development Team. Happy to see Goos back after his nasty 2014 injury and Zepuntke can at least commend oneself for a ride with the WT team next year. http://www.radsport-news.com/sport/sportnews_101987.htm

Interesting, I have five unique picks and three more with only 2-3 picks. You just wait and see what Konrad Gessner will do - the successor of Pascal Ackermann :razz:

Björn Thurau joins Stefan Schumacher and Davide Rebellin at Kuwait-Cartucho.es http://www.radsport-news.com/sport/sportnews_101952.htm

Sad end for Dominik Nerz - something was clearly wrong for the last two year. I wish him all the best in the future.

So Germany with two sprinters in the top 4 but not winning. I fear something similar will happen on Sunday. Pascal Ackermann had three strong men leading him out, but Phil Bauhaus was allowed to try on his own and in the end neither of the two won. Ackermann says he is happy he got his silver...

Team Roth as a PCT team is folding. They will continue their U23 team but "The absence of a potential big Co-Sponsor and unforeseen financial liabilities from the past season 2015 forced this change in strategy."...

Re: Re: The British head coach stated that they stored away the helmets after the Olympics 2012 only to bring them out for ths event. So that explains why the Brits have been nowhere as dominant in the meantime. WC medals are apparently not worthwhile enough to dust of your good equipment ...

With T.Martin and Zabel to Katusha radsportnews thinks that Alpecin will join as a sponsor. http://www.radsport-news.com/sport/sportnews_100367.htm

Re: He attacked on the last climb made it to the finish solo.

radsport-news.com says the two new Giant signings are Lennard Kämna and Heinrich Haussler. http://www.radsport-news.com/sport/sportnews_100236.htm

Re: Who will win Olympics Road Race 2016 Rio I think there will be a bigger break with members of the stronger teams so they won't be chased hard enough giving us a surprise winner.

Re: ah, my bad - thanks for moving unlikely as Stölting is dropping to CT and thus not the best fit for a Giro-Stage winner.

During the 1st week Bora were in the break every day - unfortunately it was a three week long tour ... also Sam Bennett figthing through after his early chrash deserves some mentioning. So one point for Bora.

off my head I go with Olaf Ludwig Djamolidine Abduzhaparov Thor Hushovd Carlos Sastre Jan Ullrich Edvald Boasson Hagen Jens Heppner Alejandro Valverde Jose Maria Jimenez Joseba Beloki

He is one of the few German climbers and I support his goal to see how he can keep up over three weeks. It is his first attempt riding for the GC and only his 2nd Grand Tour so a top 20 would be a great result. He won't win a Grand Tour, but he might be around in the mountians for years to come...