for the sprints nizzolo will be there for radioshack. But he isn't that good when competing with the best sprinters.
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gruppeto993 said:who else might be good for the ITT apart from martin and westra?
And Woet Poels is competing too.
pedromartins said:Cav really wants another MSR! Only a fool would believe that interview. Lot's of races, lighter, wining since race 1, add Boonen's injury... Cav fools no one.
gruppeto993 said:who else might be good for the ITT apart from martin and westra?
And Woet Poels is competing too.
ILovecycling said:Do you really think Cav thinks he can beat Sagan?
I don't know if you remember Cav's win, but that was a pretty impressive sprint. If he arrives with the same kind of form, why not.gruppeto993 said:Good one. In a flat sprint yes Cav will beat Sagan. But not in milan san remo with that descent and the poggio. The only person who I think is capable of beating sagan in milan san remo is cancellara. But Im not sure how.
gruppeto993 said:Good one. In a flat sprint yes Cav will beat Sagan. But not in milan san remo with that descent and the poggio. The only person who I think is capable of beating sagan in milan san remo is cancellara. But Im not sure how.
theyoungest said:I don't know if you remember Cav's win, but that was a pretty impressive sprint. If he arrives with the same kind of form, why not.
Ryo Hazuki said:anyone still thinking cav makes any sort of chance in msr, since the new course a few years back, is completely dilusional, but be my guest I'll be laughing my *** off again when laying him at x2 odds like last year :L
gruppeto993 said:If Cav arrives with sagan to the finish then yes he will beat him since his sprint is obviously better than sagan's on the flat. But if Sagan attacks on the descent or poggio then it'll be very hard to catch him unless you have about three team mates chasing for you.
El Pistolero said:New course has nothing to do with this. Cav's 2009 season kind of reminds me of Cipo in 2002 to be honest.
Ryo Hazuki said:of course it has. he drops there every year. even if rode slowly riders all feel it in their lergs after 300 km especially.
Ryo Hazuki said:of course it has. he drops there every year. even if rode slowly riders all feel it in their lergs after 300 km especially.
El Pistolero said:So only 2 people will start Milan-San Remo?
MSR is a lottery race, there are a lot of possible scenario's. Sagan could've won last year as well.
El Pistolero said:New course has nothing to do with this. Cav's 2009 season kind of reminds me of Cipo in 2002 to be honest.
gruppeto993 said:If Cav arrives with sagan to the finish then yes he will beat him since his sprint is obviously better than sagan's on the flat. But if Sagan attacks on the descent or poggio then it'll be very hard to catch him unless you have about three team mates chasing for you.
The course is exactly the same as it was when Cav won.Ryo Hazuki said:anyone still thinking cav makes any sort of chance in msr, since the new course a few years back, is completely dilusional, but be my guest I'll be laughing my *** off again when laying him at x2 odds like last year :L