2016 Omloop het Nieuwsblad, Feb 27th, 200.8km, 1.HC

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burning said:
Gigs_98 said:
I just noticed that there is only one climb left :eek:
Etixx now really has to do something if they want to win because simply bringing the attackers back wont be enough, because I don't think Boonen will be the best sprinter in the remaining peloton

Nope, there are two left and Lange Munte is usually fairly decisive.
Oops, I thought the Leberg and the Boembekeberg come at 48 and 42 kilometers to go and not 38 and 32 :eek:
 
Apr 15, 2014
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ok now its starting to look really good for the front group...wonder if Sagan will be able to make it right and win this one
 
Nov 7, 2010
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Etixx regrouping at the front; only 45 seconds advantage; don't think this is over yet.

Any sign of Demare? Some second tier sprinter like him could be a real threat if it all comes back together.
 
Feb 24, 2014
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Let the early breakaway riders rest over the hills and pull when it flattens.
Everybody gets their piece of glory... Even the shrinking peloton.
 
Feb 29, 2012
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sir fly said:
Let the early breakaway riders let rest over the hills and pull when it flattens.
Everybody gets their piece of glory... Even the shrinking peloton.

This is not tour de france bro
 
May 9, 2010
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DFA123 said:
Etixx regrouping at the front; only 45 seconds advantage; don't think this is over yet.

Any sign of Demare? Some second tier sprinter like him could be a real threat if it all comes back together.
I think Demare was in the back with two other FDJ riders. FDJ will have to make sure other second tier sprinters like Kristoff doesn't make it back to the peloton though.
 
Feb 24, 2014
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burning said:
sir fly said:
Let the early breakaway riders let rest over the hills and pull when it flattens.
Everybody gets their piece of glory... Even the shrinking peloton.

This is not tour de france bro
Pardon me.
The sunshine confused me.
 
Aug 16, 2013
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Sagan and co will survive.

Without Katusha chasing for Kristoff, the peloton will not come back i think.
 
May 9, 2010
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Yes, this is over as expected. Sagan is the obvious favorite now, but Van Avermaet seems to have improved his sprint this year and Rowe isn't slow either. Neither is Benoot, but he's probably not fast enough to win in a sprint with these guys.