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He doens't like the nervously pushing & fighting for places, he said. He likes more space to race...
I guess it is time for him to focus on something instead of a guy who can sprint well, ride the cobbles well & ride the hills well.Michielveedeebee said:Well Van Avermaet himself said to Sporza last year he'd start focussing on the ardennes. He claims he's suited better for those hills than for the cobbles.
Cyclism'Actu always copies this stuff straight from paris.thover.com. The webmaster even complains about itChristian said:En lire d'avantage sur Cyclism'Actu : http://www.cyclismactu.net/news-paris_nice_2011_l_integralite_du_parcours_devoile-11388.html#ixzz19xifR5ju
Thanks, I did not know that site I'll have to remember thattheyoungest said:Cyclism'Actu always copies this stuff straight from paris.thover.com. The webmaster even complains about it![]()
Also helps if you can read FrenchChristian said:Didier Rous quits Europcar after not getting along anymore with Jean René Bernaudau. He might go to Cofidis to replace Francis Van Londersele.
You can read the article here if you want, it is shockingly full of spelling mistakes though![]()
Is Ricco welcome or not?theyoungest said:Vacansoleil has been guaranteed participation in the Tour de France, according to Dutch newspaper AD. Manager Daan Luijkx says he's almost sure they'll send a team of attackers/stage hunters, because "that's what we're best at".
Don't know, but Luijkx said that if Ricco rides the Tour, it will be to win stages, because he thinks riding for GC will be impossible after having done the Ardennes classics + the Giro. It doesn't sound very likely that he'll be there.craig1985 said:Is Ricco welcome or not?
Hmm, that would almost take two GTs to pull off. Everyone with 90 race days or over rode at least 2 GTs last year other than Voigt at 104 days with 1 GT and Hoogerland with 94 days and no GTs. At any rate he will be riding most stage races on the program.auscyclefan94 said:Travis Meyer said on a recent interview with Cycling Central that he will be doing close to 100 race days. Bit much for a 21 year old?
Race days..think of how many km's he will log in a car or van to get these..sounds brutalauscyclefan94 said:Travis Meyer said on a recent interview with Cycling Central that he will be doing close to 100 race days. Bit much for a 21 year old?
Holy ****?! The guy was two years older then me. RIP and all that.DAOTEC said:Bart Oegema is dead at age 27.
The young Dutch fella was stage winner and 3rd overal in Tour de la Martinique 2006 and Circuit des Ardennes in 2007 was last riding for Team P3 Transfer-Batavus > Vacansoleil rebranded in Vacansoleil-DCM for 2011.
[http://wielerland.nl/index.php]
DAOTEC said:Bart Oegema is dead at age 27.
The young Dutch fella was stage winner and 3rd overal in Tour de la Martinique 2006 and Circuit des Ardennes in 2007 was last riding for Team P3 Transfer-Batavus > Vacansoleil rebranded in Vacansoleil-DCM for 2011.
[http://wielerland.nl/index.php]
craig1985 said:Holy ****?! The guy was two years older then me. RIP and all that.