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roundabout said:Seems like the same finish Greipel won on last year
Yes is the same finish... I was taking a look to the last year's pics
roundabout said:Seems like the same finish Greipel won on last year
Chuzhda only knows one way, and that's get-up-the-road-on-your-own. Stage 1 of last year's Volta a Portugal - one of my favourite wins of the season. He waved the péloton goodbye after 1km, waved his breakaway companions goodbye shortly afterwards, and after nobody was willing to help Palmeiras Resort bring him back (thinking the finish was perfect for Cândido Barbosa, so they're not going to help themselves lose, plus wear out Palmeiras domestiques for later, not that it helped) he came in over a minute up (though he bonked hard and lost over 3 minutes in the last few km), then defended his jersey on a mountain finish the next day.Ryaguas said:Chuzda showing some colors there.
Yea, also bearing in mind that as it's slightly uphill, Gilbert could have picked up some bonus seconds if he got into the top 3.Scirea said:Gilbert sprinted for Lotto not Greipel, seriously?
Adam Mickiewicz is pretty class too, but why the mockery of Rutkiewicz? That guy's a class rider.theyoungest said:After Marek Rutkiewicz, Lech Walesa, and Karol Wojtyla?
It is.roundabout said:Seems like the same finish Greipel won on last year
The Hitch said:Didnt Samu come podium then? as good a sprinter as Samu is, id be surprised 2 neo pro sprinters podiuming the same finish.
 
	TeamSkyFans said:why would i be joking. I didnt pay that much attention to the u23 worlds last year.
taiwan said:So where did Greipel actually finish?
25 Allan Davis (Aus) Pro Team Astana
60 Juan José Haedo (Arg) Saxo Bank Sungard
79 Matti Breschel (Den) Rabobank Cycling Team
86 André Greipel (Ger) Omega Pharma-Lotto
87 Brice Feillu (Fra) Leopard Trek
Didn't it once occur to him that he won here last year?Faserr said:According to Greipel they all rode for Gilbert today, because they thought the final 3km were uphill, but they were in fact downhill until the last kick. Mistake of the Roadbook.
theyoungest said:Didn't it once occur to him that he won here last year?
 
	 
	Faserr said:According to Greipel they all rode for Gilbert today, because they thought the final 3km were uphill, but they were in fact downhill until the last kick. Mistake of the Roadbook.
 
	 
	TeamSkyFans said:I think like most people, I know about the youngsters coming through the ranks of my home country, but dont know much about the youngsters in other countries bar the obvious ones like Phinney, Bobridge etc.
Unless you specifically follow u23 racing, I guess its the same for most people.
As for why i dont follow it as much as I would like. There simply arent enough hours in the day.
Tuarts said:1. World Champs
2. Tour de l'Avenir
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Matthews continuing his form too. What do they say is the duration you can hold peak form at? His must be close to dipping soon surely.
Tuarts said:Yeaeh, mid-March would be my guesstimate as well. Then another peak timed from later in the year.
Ney the Viking said:Martin Maaskant (Garmin), Jesse Sargent (Radioshack), Antony Ravard (Ag2r), William Clarke (United health care), Jarl Salomein (Topsport) e Ruben Martinez (Caja rural).
Timmy-loves-Rabo said:wout poels will do well on this stage.
Barrus said:Is it just me or is Wout Poels starting to become the new Mollema?
 
		
		 
		
		 
		
		
 
				
		