It is an exciting time for Klodists with Andreas showing decent legs on the admittedly minimal climbs of Romandie. To have 37 riders finish together on a stage with three category 1's is surprising. Either these climbs weren't hard enough or there were not enough attacks. Going from the reports, it seems to be more the former.
I am excited about the possible Giro participation of Kloden, though this is still not 100% confirmed.
But after a disappointing Classics campaign, in which the team lost Fabian Cancellara to injury at the Tour of Flanders, Bruyneel is determined to get his team back on track. If reports prove accurate, Schleck will join the likes of Andreas Kloden, Oliver Zaugg and Ben Hermans on the start line in Denmark on May 5.
A strong ride in tonights ITT will show that his form is coming together just at the right time, though having a Schleck in the team but no Cancellara doesn't bode well for the TTT
But it looks like the Giro isn't going to be just about Lampre, Liquigas and Rujano, which can only be good for the races interest.
Frank Schleck is certainly a contender for the victory. It will be interesting to see how he rides away from his brother.