Would it be intereting to see what your favourite riders since the year of 2000 would look like in one team? Make your own gt or classics team, tell us why you choose the riders you did, and what year of the riders career you choose on the team and so on.
My gt team would be something like this:
GC leader:
Vino (2006) would lead the team for obvious reasons. He is one of the main favourites in any gt he would participate in. And his tremendous tt and engine would give him the edge over most adversaries.
Climbing Domestiques:
Basso (2006) RoboBasso would be a fine final leadout for Vino in the highmountains and a possible candidate for the leader role if Vino should have an accident or so.
Rasmussen (2007) Would be a very good mountain grinder for Basso and Vino, and would be able to disarm all the attacks from guys like Armstrong, Simoni, Contador and Ullrich.
Andrey Kasheckin (2006) would be the man to keep the pace in the beginning of the final climb.
Andrei Kivilev (2001) This is the guy who would start shreding the peloton to pieces on the penultimate climb.
Flat/roleurs:
Viatcheslav Ekimov(2000) would make the legs hurt waay before the climbs
Iglinsky (2012) this punchy kazakh will be a huge help for any gc candidate in any terrain possible to imagine.
David Zabriskie (2008) nice worker
Thor Hushovd (2011) to get a couple of stages from a breakaway or 2
My gt team would be something like this:
GC leader:
Vino (2006) would lead the team for obvious reasons. He is one of the main favourites in any gt he would participate in. And his tremendous tt and engine would give him the edge over most adversaries.
Climbing Domestiques:
Basso (2006) RoboBasso would be a fine final leadout for Vino in the highmountains and a possible candidate for the leader role if Vino should have an accident or so.
Rasmussen (2007) Would be a very good mountain grinder for Basso and Vino, and would be able to disarm all the attacks from guys like Armstrong, Simoni, Contador and Ullrich.
Andrey Kasheckin (2006) would be the man to keep the pace in the beginning of the final climb.
Andrei Kivilev (2001) This is the guy who would start shreding the peloton to pieces on the penultimate climb.
Flat/roleurs:
Viatcheslav Ekimov(2000) would make the legs hurt waay before the climbs
Iglinsky (2012) this punchy kazakh will be a huge help for any gc candidate in any terrain possible to imagine.
David Zabriskie (2008) nice worker
Thor Hushovd (2011) to get a couple of stages from a breakaway or 2