- Feb 20, 2012
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Bauke Mollema woke up one day and decided to be a top 10 ITT specialist in the world.
RHD is obviously a very social person so it would not suit her to be standing alone.
Honestly I can't really see a big bunch sprint tomorrow the stage is pretty hilly from the start and the smaller teams could really work in the favour of those who want to make it a hard race.
In my eyes it could be more a finish for a Haller, Kanter or Quinn-type more than Jakobsen, Ewan and Kooij. But Gaviria is also climbing reasonable this year and Kristoff is always a few percentages better in Germany so maybe they can make the finish
In my eyes it could be more a finish for a Haller, Kanter or Quinn-type more than Jakobsen, Ewan and Kooij. But Gaviria is also climbing reasonable this year and Kristoff is always a few percentages better in Germany so maybe they can make the finish
- Apr 7, 2011
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- 16,580
IT was a huge deal when he was kidnapped Back in the day. All the big media we're talking about IT on a daily Basis.
- Oct 5, 2011
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- It's a first step to further expand the race without having to put on another road stage (the race is still running a deficit mind)
- It's further incentive to potential hosts of the first stage, giving them another day of exposure
- It acts as an riders/team presentation but with actual racing instead of a stage and some waving riders
- In the context of the route this year it's a really good fit imo. Some climbers already have little gaps and an incentive to go early on Schauinsland (which again the climb favours in his profile)
- It gives another kind of rider the chance for a result. Realistically there is only one sprint this year and even there some sprinters might be dropped. The prologue is giving those plus some leadouts a nice opportunity.
- Its just a great evening of racing in the midst of a city which will attract people to bike racing. There is literally nothing cycling in Germany can use more than that these days
- Jul 10, 2014
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- May 5, 2010
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- Jun 11, 2021
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Nice to see that after all the effort Ewan rewarded the team with a win.
- May 10, 2015
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- 28,180
BROOOOO HOW
- May 10, 2015
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- 12,871
- 28,180
Ewan looked super comfortable on that climb, his form is definitely not bad to contrary belief, he just wasn't abel to show it
- Apr 10, 2019
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- May 5, 2010
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- 28,180
Then the Danish commentators completely *** up. I'm pretty sure they mentioned him as being there in the sprint.
- Jun 30, 2022
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- 10,827
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There was a hill, they should’ve thought this through
- Oct 10, 2015
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It's no surprise that Ewan won that stage - His form has been solid, however he's had his share of misfortune in 2022.
Would be perfect for Schachmann, if he would be here and fit.
I think we will see more attacks today then yesterday, because there are more hills in the end, although they are not very steep and long.
Could be a reduced bunch sprint again, a small group will arrive together or even a solo win is possible. So let´s see..
I think we will see more attacks today then yesterday, because there are more hills in the end, although they are not very steep and long.
Could be a reduced bunch sprint again, a small group will arrive together or even a solo win is possible. So let´s see..
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