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They are gonna use the modern road, not the one in the canyon, which is not ready yet.Nirvana said:It's surprising the Fedaia ia already doable considering that the road through the canyon was totally removed last fall, usually in Italy they need ages to repair damaged roads even when the damage is very little compared to this.
Pretty brutal considering how weak the cali race was.WKA311 said:Organisers implemented a rule that forbids riders who have participated in World Tour Events before, to start. This affects especially Axeon, whose riders that participated in California are therefore not able to race Baby Giro.
https://www.wielerflits.nl/nieuws/giro-ditalia-u23-sluit-renners-met-worldtour-ervaring-uit/
provisional - link will be updated...F_Cance said:where to find a startlist?
cyclingfever link is now updated and is the final start listF_Cance said:thx. Looks like we have to wait for todays results to get a full list.
I'd say that Bagioli, Covi, Battistella, Aleotti and Monaco are probably the main guys when it comes to Italian riders who could do well on the gc. Matteo Sobrero is also a really strong rider, but probably just for stage wins, he reminds me a bit of Velasco.Logic-is-your-friend said:No Van Wilder, Leknessund, Champoussin...
But Vacek, Bagioli, Arensman, Vermaerke... are there. Don't know all of those Italian riders though :-/
Let's go
Thanks, i'll keep an eye out.Mayomaniac said:I'd say that Bagioli, Covi, Battistella, Aleotti and Monaco are probably the main guys when it comes to Italian riders who could do well on the gc. Matteo Sobrero is also a really strong rider, but probably just for stage wins, he reminds me a bit of Velasco.Logic-is-your-friend said:No Van Wilder, Leknessund, Champoussin...
But Vacek, Bagioli, Arensman, Vermaerke... are there. Don't know all of those Italian riders though :-/
Let's go
I think that Rubio will end up with a WT team or Androni, he seems to be ready to make the jump. Last year he beat Pogi on the big MTF of the Giro del Friuli.slosada said:From Colombia Rubio is the most experienced... He riding in Europe since 2017.
Ardila won 2 stages of the U-23 Vuelta de la Juventud, including the MTT, that was the main feature, and finished 3rd in GC
Peña won the GC in that race, basically in one breakaway with 11 riders including Bustamante, who finished 2nd. Bustamante is probably the best TTer
Alba was a prerace ravorite but finished 7th.
The others, I don't have much to say
WKA311 said:Wouldn't be surprised to see Zimmermann go pro next year with Bora. Comes from Bavaria like the team, rode for their Junior team, trained with some of their riders few days ago at the end of their camp and is constantly developing, like many of their talents. His coach is also still involved with Bora and the U19 team.
He's been a guy that's been in the mix for a long time, i think. Good ITT, good uphill... but not quite the best of the best, imho.Ludwigzgz said:In order to pass at WT level... What kind of rider is Ethan Hayter?