THEY? I'd say WE.the asian said:Obviously even they have some difficulty in recognizing Scarponi as a Giro winner.
I wasn't even thinking of those 2 guys at all. Sanchez and Basso shouldn't have been there. Hint: look who are leading the poll.Netserk said:Rujano and Garzelli![]()
Yes, a Cyclingnews poll is of course the decisive factor in making such a postercineteq said:THEY? I'd say WE.
I wasn't even thinking of those 2 guys at all. Sanchez and Basso shouldn't have been there. Hint: look who are leading the poll.
Have you checked? Maybe there is a Dutch version. Anyway, Gesink continuous to be invisible for stage-race organizers, remember last year's TdC and TdF?theyoungest said:Maybe if they make one for the Dutch market they'll include Bobby G.
Yes, he sure showed them in the TDFcineteq said:Have you checked? Maybe there is a Dutch version. Anyway, Gesink continuous to be invisible for stage-race organizers, remember last year's TdC and TdF?![]()
Bobby G. to win the Ryder way, still within the realm of possibilitytheyoungest said:You know the Eyetalians, even way into the 3d week of last year's Giro they didn't care one iota about mr. Hesjedal. Same will happen to Bobby G.
Gesink is at least known as a once promising rider among italian fans and medias (at least the cycling related).theyoungest said:Yes, he sure showed them in the TDF
You know the Eyetalians, even way into the 3d week of last year's Giro they didn't care one iota about mr. Hesjedal. Same will happen to Bobby G.
those 5 guys all have a bigger name on the international cycling scene than Gesink, so what's new?cineteq said:I wasn't even thinking of those 2 guys at all. Sanchez and Basso shouldn't have been there. Hint: look who are leading the poll.
Not in Montreal, apparentlyFlamin said:those 5 guys all have a bigger name on the international cycling scene than Gesink, so what's new?
Thanks!GP Blanco said:Vini Fantini's Giro selection
Rafael Andriato
Francesco Chicchi
Mauro Finetto
Stefano Garzelli
Matteo Rabottini
Mauro Santambrogio
Fabio Taborre
Oscar Gatto
Isn't there a big interest conflict between Rabottini and Garzelli being on the same team? Both of them should have the maglia azzuro as main goal. Although Rabottini might decide to step up and focus on a the gc (I think Garzelli's done with that after 2009).GP Blanco said:Vini Fantini's Giro selection
Rafael Andriato
Francesco Chicchi
Mauro Finetto
Stefano Garzelli
Matteo Rabottini
Mauro Santambrogio
Fabio Taborre
Oscar Gatto
http://www.biciciclismo.com/cas/site/noticias-ficha.asp?id=58168BlenJones2 said:the tt's could be decent viewing with wiggins, cancellara, durbridge, chavanel, talansky.
Can I just is there evidence anywhere that lopez is down for sky? doubting hes more than just on a longlist
Y su primer año, ya tiene su particular misión: “Hacer el Giro con Wiggins. Su primer objetivo es el Giro y quiere correr con el mismo grupo todas las carreras anteriores. Así que seguiré su mismo calendario prácticamente, empezaré en Mallorca y Algarve, nos concentraremos en el Teide (Tenerife) y seguiremos en Tirreno-Adriático y Volta a Catalunya. En mi caso, disputaré la Vuelta al País Vasco, por ser la de casa, y antes del Giro está previsto Trentino, aunque podría ser también Romandía, dependerá de la condición de Wiggins”, avanza.
One spot open, or only 8-men teams?GP Blanco said:Vini Fantini's Giro selection
Rafael Andriato
Francesco Chicchi
Mauro Finetto
Stefano Garzelli
Matteo Rabottini
Mauro Santambrogio
Fabio Taborre
Oscar Gatto
My thoughts exactly has to be a sign naming 8 riders this early. Just can announce the 9th yet cause they still have to announce Il Killer is going to wear yellow (vini jersey) but mainly pink ofcourse this may.Netserk said:One spot open, or only 8-men teams?
Hope it is a spot waiting for Il Killer![]()
Danilo in pink is pure eroticRuudz0r said:My thoughts exactly has to be a sign naming 8 riders this early. Just can announce the 9th yet cause they still have to announce Il Killer is going to wear yellow (vini jersey) but mainly pink ofcourse this may.
that's all we're praying for.Ruudz0r said:My thoughts exactly has to be a sign naming 8 riders this early. Just can announce the 9th yet cause they still have to announce Il Killer is going to wear yellow (vini jersey) but mainly pink ofcourse this may.
The 9th spot will be filled by the rider who impresses this season. The Giro does not start next week. Hopefully Di Luca starts a bicycle store soon; time for new riders.Ruudz0r said:My thoughts exactly has to be a sign naming 8 riders this early. Just can announce the 9th yet cause they still have to announce Il Killer is going to wear yellow (vini jersey) but mainly pink ofcourse this may.
so lets see:jens_attacks said:that's all we're praying for.
just one more time god pls
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Dazed and Confused said:so lets see:
GC:
1 di Luca
2 Basso
3 Scarponi
KOM
Garzelli
Points
Ale-Jet
The foreigners can pick up some of the other pointless jerseys. Perhaps this will get Pat to rethink the globalization project.
there are many ways to define globalization: location of races, rider nationality, fan base and lastly the nations who will pick up the tab.Gloin22 said:
That doesn't make any sense. The goal of globalization is to spread cycling around the world, to countries that never had much of competitive cycling etc. Nothing to do with old Italian riders dominating Giro ( very highly unlikely too)
But that's not going to happen ( if you mean GC as you did in previous post ) I think everyone with some logic and understanding of cycling in last few years would know. Di Luca is old and past his best for the GC by long way. He could take a win though somewhere.Dazed and Confused said:there are many ways to define globalization: location of races, rider nationality, fan base and lastly the nations who will pick up the tab.
Anyway Di Luca winning would take us back a few years (again).