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Dazed and Confused said:If Demare brings his Dunkerque form (The London showdown was a good indicator), he could take this overall.
Wiggo could go very well too.
Dazed and Confused said:If Demare brings his Dunkerque form (The London showdown was a good indicator), he could take this overall.
Wiggo could go very well too.
Bernie's eyesore said:I've got to be honest, I don't fancy either of those for the overall. Is Wiggins even going to try for GC? Doesn't look his sort of race at all even if he does.
manafana said:same for me wiggins might win tt but do not see him hanging in next day not designed for that sort of day.
Orbit501 said:Can't see Wiggins doing anything different to Tour of Poland - soft pedalling the whole way round except for the TT. This is just another opportunity for getting some race miles back in his legs, surely?
Lanark said:All the tough stages are after the time trial, if he wins the ITT, he'll be in the lead with 2 stages to go. At that point, you might as well just win it.
Lanark said:All the tough stages are after the time trial, if he wins the ITT, he'll be in the lead with 2 stages to go. At that point, you might as well just win it.
Shardi said:The short and hilly ITT could suit alot of classics-riders. Both Chavanel and Gilbert will do well in it it.
will10 said:I wouldn't be surprised to see him lose time most days, no need to fight for position in the final of typical Eneco sprint stages.