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Geelong World Championships 2010: U23 Men's Road Race 159.km

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Greg Rust should tell him during the add break Footy is pronounced Foot-e not Fut-te, he has done it at least 3 times now.
 
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Its a Battle Royale! King vs King!!!

The headlines, oh won't somebody just think of the headlines! :p

Any*****s, this is good (atm) for Aus and USA, means the other teams have to chase or put someone up there with them.

Oh, and aren't these two team-mates this season? Also, because I can't check atm, can someone tell me if the Convict Ben King came from SAIS or Drapac Porshe, I know he was with one of them.
 
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Tuarts said:
Its a Battle Royale! King vs King!!!
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Oh, and aren't these two team-mates this season? Also, because I can't check atm, can someone tell me if the Convict Ben King came from SAIS or Drapac Porshe, I know he was with one of them.

SA-AIS in 2008
 
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Could someone with some U23 knowledge highlight who the leaders/co-leaders for each team might be?

I'll give it a go. I don't know that much about every country but the guys to watch this race is:

2 Tony Gallopin (France)
3 Romain Hardy (France)

10 Marko Kump (Slovenia)

13 Tom Dumoulin (Netherlands)
15 Tom Jelte Slagter (Netherlands)
18 Coen Vermeltfoort (Netherlands)

20 Eduard Alexander Beltran Suarez (Colombia)
21 Carlos Alberto Betancur Gomez (Colombia)

27 Taylor Phinney (United States Of America)

29 John Degenkolb (Germany)

44 Nélson Oliveira (Portugal)

48 Yannick Eijssen (Belgium)

59 Michael Matthews (Australia)

71 Mikel Landa Meana (Spain)

73 Alex Dowsett (Great Britain)

95 Yonathan Monsalve (Venezuela)

99 Michal Kwiatkowski (Poland)

114 Daniel Diaz (Argentina)

Holland has a really strong squad with a lot of options. I don't know why Belgium left both van Staeyen and Keukeleire at home as they seemed to be their best shot. Eijssen is strong but I doubt he'll be able to get away and avoid a sprint.

Matthews should be the big favorite with Degenkolb close. After those I guess Dumoulin, Phinney and Kump. Don't forget about Vermeltfoort if it ends in a mass spring. Don't rule out Kwiatkowski either.

My top 5:

1. Michael Matthews
2. John Degenkolb
3. Marko Kump
4. Michal Kwiatkowski
5. Tom Dumoulin
 
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Gotta say, you aussies are absolutely crap at text commentary. Remind me in the spring to give you no updates on the classics :p
 
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two more to go including the one they are on, i think, should hear the bell at the end of this lap
 
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Moser caught, and Gallopin (Fr) attacks immediately.

Climbing the first hill at the moment.

Edit: Gallopin 12 secs off front of the peloton at crest of the hill