Yup. And aint nobody can tell the difference between them. :lol:Dekker_Tifosi said:Both Bennett and Roglic are doing really good at LottoNL.
A poster in this thread said that Gesink, Roglic, Bennett, Groenewegen+sprint train are scheduled to ride the Tour. I guess the first three are all going to have a free role. Gesink is going for stage wins and I think both Roglic and Bennett will start with the intention to follow the best GC men and then see what happens.Valv.Piti said:Yup. And aint nobody can tell the difference between them. :lol:Dekker_Tifosi said:Both Bennett and Roglic are doing really good at LottoNL.
Primoz will obviously ride TdF which is understandable, they wan't to give him experience and see what he can do in such a race. But the main goal is still Groenewegen, I suppose? Anyways, its extremely hard to win a sprint in TdF against that competition, but I guess he has many chances. Will Bennett support Kruijswijk (he really should if they are serious about trying to win Giro) or stage hunt TdF?
Dekker_Tifosi said:Dunno yet.
Anyway, today Roglic a bit off. GT leader might be to soon. Stage hunt TDF seems more likely
El Pistolero said:I don't understand this title, they're completely different riders.
movingtarget said:El Pistolero said:I don't understand this title, they're completely different riders.
That makes two of us.................
Three...movingtarget said:El Pistolero said:I don't understand this title, they're completely different riders.
That makes two of us.................
johnymax said:Fantastic performance. I believed before the stage he could climb up to a top10 but not top5. He is really becoming one of the best TT riders in the World and certainly one of the most versatile. He can do well on short, long, flat and hilly courses.
As far as climbing goes, he is still not there. If he wants to compete against the very best of stage racing, he needs to improve. Someone said in the other thread that he reminds him of Tom Dumoulin as a type of rider. I think it's a very good comparison right now. It'll be interesting to see what he does in Romandie. There is usually a true mountain stage every year and Rogla has never done anything worth mentioning on those thus far in his career. Even if my theory was that he's getting tired, I'm ready to be surprised again. The prologue and ITT should suit him.
And Primož, thank you for choosing cycling over ski jumping.![]()
4 - Landa cant timetrialportugal11 said:Three...movingtarget said:El Pistolero said:I don't understand this title, they're completely different riders.
That makes two of us.................
roundabout said:johnymax said:Fantastic performance. I believed before the stage he could climb up to a top10 but not top5. He is really becoming one of the best TT riders in the World and certainly one of the most versatile. He can do well on short, long, flat and hilly courses.
As far as climbing goes, he is still not there. If he wants to compete against the very best of stage racing, he needs to improve. Someone said in the other thread that he reminds him of Tom Dumoulin as a type of rider. I think it's a very good comparison right now. It'll be interesting to see what he does in Romandie. There is usually a true mountain stage every year and Rogla has never done anything worth mentioning on those thus far in his career. Even if my theory was that he's getting tired, I'm ready to be surprised again. The prologue and ITT should suit him.
And Primož, thank you for choosing cycling over ski jumping.![]()
Re Romandie the course does not seem to be difficult this year
viewtopic.php?f=6&t=4180&p=2047375&hilit=romandie#p2047375
https://youtu.be/WM1pZ3jf-Yw
The last ITT is quite hilly though.
Landa was the rider of the moment at the time. After his breakout Giro 2015, he was seen by many as the 2016 Giro winner.El Pistolero said:I don't understand this title, they're completely different riders.