craig1985 said:Don't know why Rabo bother with Graeme Brown.
+1
I also read that Moerenhout indicated he would like to do the TdF and he thinks he will be fit to do so.
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craig1985 said:Don't know why Rabo bother with Graeme Brown.
craig1985 said:Don't know why Rabo bother with Graeme Brown.
auscyclefan94 said:Maybe a team could hire him as a leadout man?
Maybe they thought, if Cervélo takes Bos to the Giro, let's give him a chance to win.craig1985 said:Don't know why Rabo bother with Graeme Brown.
auscyclefan94 said:Maybe a team could hire him as a leadout man?
issoisso said:Actually, that's exactly Rabobank's idea this year. They're using him as a leadout man for Freire in bigger races.
ak-zaaf said:But in smaller races the team gives him at least 3 guys on the flat stages. He gets his small wins every season, but it's looking harder every year.
issoisso said:Actually, that's exactly Rabobank's idea this year. They're using him as a leadout man for Freire in bigger races.
tgsgirl said:Great idea. Have your sprinter ride some 40 places behind Graeme, have Brown take out everyone in front of you and cruise to the finish line.
craig1985 said:Don't know why Rabo bother with Graeme Brown.
Jamsque said:I see that Peter Sagan is going to be riding Cali this year. We best get the hype train rolling now!
SO. How many stages will he win, and how big will the gap to 2nd on GC be by the time he wins the overall? I am going to go for a fairly conservative four stage wins and minute and a half on 2nd place, but I feel I'm probably underestimating.
theswordsman said:I was just at the Universal Sports website and clicked to watch the Boston Marathon. It turns out they're charging $4.99 for the privilege. I was counting on them as my safety website for the Giro d'Italia, but am not feeling the love right now.
Jamsque said:I see that Peter Sagan is going to be riding Cali this year. We best get the hype train rolling now!
SO. How many stages will he win, and how big will the gap to 2nd on GC be by the time he wins the overall? I am going to go for a fairly conservative four stage wins and minute and a half on 2nd place, but I feel I'm probably underestimating.
Polish said:How many?
Billions and Billions and Billions
Polish said:How many?
Billions and Billions and Billions
icefire said:Just heard from Pedro Delgado, who was commentator of LBL for Spanish TV: Sastre plans to do 3 GTs this year
Timmy-loves-Rabo said:interesting. He is gonna be crap at the vuelta, you heard it here first