Meersman was one of the first dropped today.Froome19 said:Cant look past Goss.
If it turns out to be raced at a real high pace I would like to see Meersman v Gasparotto but it looks like Meersman is predominanetly an uphill finisher.
I'd be very surprised if Goss gets over Montelupone with the leaders. I think there'll be a group of 50-60 in the final.Froome19 said:Cant look past Goss.
If it turns out to be raced at a real high pace I would like to see Meersman v Gasparotto but it looks like Meersman is predominanetly an uphill finisher.
We will see, but i would be surprised if he gets dropped.will10 said:I'd be very surprised if Goss gets over Montelupone with the leaders. I think there'll be a group of 50-60 in the final.
OhFerminal said:Meersman was one of the first dropped today.
Better would be Dyachenko to win in a break after his Turkey perfomance.Frosty said:If its a breakaway then i'll go for Petrov having a day off from Astana duties. If not then Bennati for the bunch sprint.
He was in the bunch. Doesn't really seem to be on at the moment, but maybe he just isn't interested in the fast finishes.Froome19 said:Oh
Wonder what is happening to Ventoso, does anyone know where he finished?
I predicted him to win here in the fantasy game, but he has barely feautured as yet.
you do know Montelupone, don't you?Froome19 said:We will see, but i would be surprised if he gets dropped.
They're not climbing the Muro, actually. But the road they're doing is definitely too steep for a sprinter, yes. But the main difficulty will be Montegranaro, not Montelupone.search said:you do know Montelupone, don't you?
it's far away from the finish, but it's not the question if the sprinters will get dropped but rather how much time they will lose and if they'll be able to come back
Well he said that it will be a group of 50 or 60 and i see Goss in the 60 top climbers atm.search said:you do know Montelupone, don't you?
it's far away from the finish, but it's not the question if the sprinters will get dropped but rather how much time they will lose and if they'll be able to come back
yeah, you are right, the won't do the Muro but that's just the icing on the cake. Montegranaro is a monster and even later on the climb around Casette d'Ete is very steep, that's a great profile in generalEshnar said:They're not climbing the Muro, actually. But the road they're doing is definitely too steep for a sprinter, yes. But the main difficulty will be Montegranaro, not Montelupone.
I really, really doubt that Goss will survive the cumulative effect of the constant climbing. Plus, some really stiff gradients.Froome19 said:Well he said that it will be a group of 50 or 60 and i see Goss in the 60 top climbers atm.
Just my opinion but it seems to me he is at the very peak of his form.