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the asian said:Because they don't know what the Giro is.
Giro? they make helmets but TEAM SKY use Kask so I don't see what your point is....
the asian said:Because they don't know what the Giro is.
movingtarget said:If Wiggins has only had a good season what do you call an excellent season ? Wiggins win was a dominant one. Contador is the best grand tour rider at the moment I agree but I find it strange that during his periods of suspension he still gets hyped more than anyone else. It will be very interesting to see whether Contador is his former dominating self in next year's Tour. Lots of people don't sound too convinced.
movingtarget said:If Wiggins has only had a good season what do you call an excellent season ? Wiggins win was a dominant one. Contador is the best grand tour rider at the moment I agree but I find it strange that during his periods of suspension he still gets hyped more than anyone else. It will be very interesting to see whether Contador is his former dominating self in next year's Tour. Lots of people don't sound too convinced.
Kwibus said:Why so serious? I obviously wasn't. Maybe I'm getting too serious now as well though...
I'm a Contador fan since I've started watching cycling all year long(not just the TdF), which is since the Giro 2010. Before that I didn't like him, but now that I consider myself a passionate cycling fan I can't but love Contador.
Attractive offensive rider that treats every race with respect. He won't show up just to ride along. Allthough I'm really curious if he will show himself in the Eneco Tour. That race doesn't suit him at all.
I have nothing against Wiggins. He won the TdF and totally deserved it, but it certainly wasn't attractive.
movingtarget said:Fair enough. Yes the Eneco Tour is a worry. The roads I mean. I am not sure whether he will do an Andy and use it as training and maybe try for a stage win. For him and Riis it is all about the Vuelta. I wonder whether Riis is chasing more riders for Saxo as I remember Contador stating that his team needed to be strengthened. The alternative is that Contador will be so frustrated by his time out of competition that he will be very aggressive. You are right though, the race is not one he would usually ride and does not suit his strengths.
the asian said:Because they don't know what the Giro is.
webvan said:Obviously it didn't help, as the suspension won't have helped either, psychologically, physically and preparation wise, as we have to assume it was justified. Besides there have been quicker than expected declines in the past, Fignon comes to mind, so I'm a bit surprised that everyone expects Bertie to come back and smash the competition as if we were back in 2009...
Fidolix said:12 days to his return...
On day 13th all his haters will sit like![]()
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and the fanboys/girls likeenjoying the display of Albertos superiority![]()
Kwibus said:There is a TT which he will most likely ride as fast as possible, but I actually hope he tries to stay out of trouble most of the time. Or he should attack, safest place to be
Since Tinkoff joined Saxo there will be plenty of money. I'm sure Riis will bring in some strong riders.
El Pistolero said:Eneco Tour is all flat by the way.
El Pistolero said:Eneco Tour is all flat by the way.
Goodness me!cycladianpirate said:Goodness me!
My remission, but I've only taken the trouble to study the Vuelta parcours in the last couple of hours.
You couldn't make it up! You really could not. Viva Espagna! Viva Alberto! Viva Rafa! Viva Barcelona FC!
It really is no wonder that Spain's economy is down the pan......Bubbles "pop".
Parrulo said:this again? every time you say that some1 asks you if you think the 2011 giro and the crashes on the first week of the tour had nothing to do with contador's performance, yet you always ignore those questions.
i wonder why![]()
You must be so disappointed...LaFlorecita said:Andy won't ride la vuelta.
LaFlorecita said:
cineteq said:You must be so disappointed...![]()
I don't think it's the right decision. His form would be nonexistent, but he'd be building up for 2013. It's not like he can ride himself into form at the other races in his schedule either.Machu Picchu said:Well I am, a little, it's no doubt the right decision as his form must be nonexistent but it’s a shame that he won’t grace a GT this year and it would have been good to see him reunited with Contador again.
hrotha said:I don't think it's the right decision. His form would be nonexistent, but he'd be building up for 2013. It's not like he can ride himself into form at the other races in his schedule either.
iZnoGouD said:"As of today, our Vuelta team will be led by Maxime Monfort and Tiago Machado. "
jyhjyh said:Interesting to see how far Montfort will go in the GC as a leader.