Yep. Vino and Menchov did the right thing, Basso, Kloeden, Horner and Evans can't be far away. Maybe one more season for Cadel.Afrank said:Kloden needs to just retire already. His best days are far in the past.
Yep. Vino and Menchov did the right thing, Basso, Kloeden, Horner and Evans can't be far away. Maybe one more season for Cadel.Afrank said:Kloden needs to just retire already. His best days are far in the past.
Bit harsh on Cadel putting him in that group, I also don't want to see Basso listed there either but sadly his time is running out, perhaps one showing in a gt later this year will show us if he should go on to 2014.movingtarget said:Yep. Vino and Menchov did the right thing, Basso, Kloeden, Horner and Evans can't be far away. Maybe one more season for Cadel.
Maybe but I can't see Evans racing in 2015 and he will probably have lost a few more percentage points by then. Still a great competitor.The Principal Sheep said:Bit harsh on Cadel putting him in that group, I also don't want to see Basso listed there either but sadly his time is running out, perhaps one showing in a gt later this year will show us if he should go on to 2014.
Nice job indeed ! Klodi might get some new ambitions with that? What's next for him, TDS ?gregrowlerson said:Good result for Klodi last night in Belgium; 4th on the stage and 4th overall. Life in those old legs yet!
Cadel Evans claims that the worst position a cyclist can finish is fourth; but all Klodists know that the worst position is really eleventh![]()
Ferminal said:Contador can't TT anymore either.
Not sure what you're saying now?Ferminal said:Top3 in this last three GT ITTs is not well?
no, only DS in a carwebvan said:Nice job indeed ! Klodi might get some new ambitions with that? What's next for him, TDS ?
Klöden's been time trialing well for years, apart from the last couple of ones. He meant Contador.Bavarianrider said:
2004: 3rd in both TTes
and he used last year's TdF to prepare for?HCl+HN03 said:Correct me, if I am wrong, but I belive that Klöden in the last seasons has used the preparation-race to train instead of going for a good result. It might be the case in Switzerland this year too.
I think the answer to that is obvious:Dazed and Confused said:and he used last year's TdF to prepare for?
GBR 1 WIGGINS, Bradley (SKY PROCYCLING) 87:34:42
GBR 2 FROOME, Christopher (SKY PROCYCLING) + 3:21
ITA 3 NIBALI, Vincenzo (LIQUIGAS-CANNONDALE) + 6:19
BEL 4 VAN DEN BROECK, Jurgen (LOTTO BELISOL) + 10:15
USA 5 VAN GARDEREN, Tejay (BMC RACING) + 11:04
ESP 6 ZUBELDIA AGIRRE, Haimar (RADIOSHACK-NISSAN) + 15:43
AUS 7 EVANS, Cadel (BMC RACING) + 15:51
FRA 8 ROLLAND, Pierre (EUROPCAR) + 16:31
SLO 9 BRAJKOVIC, Janez (ASTANA) + 16:38
FRA 10 PINOT, Thibaut (FDJ-BIG MAT) + 17:17
GER 11 KLÖDEN, Andreas (RADIOSHACK-NISSAN) + 17:54
lol, as long as management aren't smart enough to see whats going on......gregrowlerson said:I think the answer to that is obvious:
http://www.cyclingnews.com/races/usa-pro-cycling-challenge-2012/stage-7/results
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