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theyoungest said:You mean Valverde will win?
Who else... Van Garderen? It will be a Paris-Nice with a historically weak field, it seems. And without a single former winner.
No Kloden?
theyoungest said:You mean Valverde will win?
Who else... Van Garderen? It will be a Paris-Nice with a historically weak field, it seems. And without a single former winner.
From his own team, Westra would be the more logical option.Buffalo Soldier said:Maybe it's time for De Gendt to win this one.
theyoungest said:When Martin won it, he was one of the strongest climbers as well. And the Montagne de la Lure isn't the hardest climb in the world, after all Luis Leon got 3d there the last time around.
We don't know anything about possible TTs in the race so far.
theyoungest said:A final stage Nice-Nice is pretty logical as well. I.e. we don't have a clue.
And there certainly was a long climb when Martin won. Guys like Mollema and F. Schleck got dropped. As did Luis Leon.
theyoungest said:Lol, what's your point? Tony M was among the best climbers, but everyone else sucked/was off form? And Sanchez did great on Lure because he's a doper? Yeah, cause F. Schleck isn't.
You're an expert at adapting reality to fit your argument, I give you that.
the real answer is: There is none.trevim said:The real question is: which is the most epic stage of the Tour?
Both good answers. Nieve will have to be happy with a stage win at Ventoux throw furious winds and rainEshnar said:the real answer is: There is none.
The ASO answer is: Alpe ofc.
theyoungest said:Wilco Kelderman: TDU, Ruta del Sol, Almeria, Paris-Nice, Criterium Int., Romandie, Giro d'Italia.
