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Euro road championships

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Tough race to call, Denmark look to have the strongest team and could force a sprint. Favourite for the race is Kristoff but I'm interested to see what EBH's role will be.
 
Viviani has the best possible lead out train (Cimolai,Ferrari,Guarnieri and Sabatini) but I think he'll struggle with the distance and lose some watts in the end.
Kristoff vs EBH could hamper Norway's chances while Sam Bennett hasn't got a team at all. Coquard could be a factor in the finale.
Cort Nielsen for the win.
 
Sep 10, 2009
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EBH with wheel change, Belgium flat out at the front. Italy in trouble, Viviani behind, whole team dropped down to help.

105km to go though..
 
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Re: Re:

DNP-Old said:
Cance > TheRest said:
Got any intel on how Viviani ended behind? Wheel change as well?
Echelons.

Yup, and EBH was caught behind the Viviani-group due to the wheel change.

The peloton catching the 3-man break shortly, EBH/Viviani 50 sec behind now.
 
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Cyclingnews live coverage is not actually watching the race?

"Truls Korsaeth (Norway) and Torkhil Veihe (Denmark), with some help from Davide Ballerini (Italy), are leading the peloton as they chase the break.

All the big-name leaders seem happy to sit in the peloton and wait for the final laps and then expected high-speed sprint finish."


Korseth and Ballerini is working in the chase group, behind the peloton.