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Maybe he can do both!yaco said:A top 10 result will be outstanding, though its more likely to be top 20.
Screw GC, mountain breaks would be ideal.yaco said:TDF will be a learning experience for Lopez - A top 10 result will be outstanding, though its more likely to be top 20.
I think thats the goal, but even in year 1, Lopez still has a higher GC-ceiling than Fuglsang. I guess it depends on how well Lopez goes in TdS - no need to lose time on purpose if you feel like chasing a top 6-8 and has the legs for it. Which I believe he will have. He needs to get some GC experience in after crashing out of the Vuelta last year.MatParker117 said:Screw GC, mountain breaks would be ideal.yaco said:TDF will be a learning experience for Lopez - A top 10 result will be outstanding, though its more likely to be top 20.
He has no chance, there are too many riders stronger than him in a uphill finish.Mayomaniac said:According to an interview with La Gazzetta Colbrelli will skip the Giro (he's a sorry abou it, but the Giro team will be all about Nibali) and ride the Tour and he's dreaming of winning one or two stages. The finish of the Longwy stage would be perfect for him.
Agree.Nirvana said:He has no chance, there are too many riders stronger than him in a uphill finish.Mayomaniac said:According to an interview with La Gazzetta Colbrelli will skip the Giro (he's a sorry abou it, but the Giro team will be all about Nibali) and ride the Tour and he's dreaming of winning one or two stages. The finish of the Longwy stage would be perfect for him.
For Longwy he should be in a group without at least Sagan, van Avermaet, Boasson Hagen, Matthews, Alaphilippe, Valverde, Ulissi, Martin, Degenkolb if he want to win.
He will ride the Flanders Classics this year instead of the Ardennes. He is scheduled for Algarve and I think he will race Paris-Nice and Tour for sure.ingemann1996 said:Does anyone know the program and aims for Gallopin in 2017?
Could he be going for GC this year? The course seems to great for himIkbengodniet said:He will ride the Flanders Classics this year instead of the Ardennes. He is scheduled for Algarve and I think he will race Paris-Nice and Pays Basque and Tour for sure.ingemann1996 said:Does anyone know the program and aims for Gallopin in 2017?
He explained it a couple of months ago when he said he'd be doing those races.nuvolablu said:Moreno Moser schedule: Algarve, SB, Tirreno, MSR, Croatia and Giro.
No Ardennes classics for the 4th consecutive year, which doesn't make any sense to me.