He has a history of winning or being second in Paris-Tours so will probably race there.Why is SKA not riding this?
He has a history of winning or being second in Paris-Tours so will probably race there.Why is SKA not riding this?
Nothing outrageous like in 2015, but the wind will be hard enough to play a role, both in the first part of the race (sideways) and on the way to Wevelgem (3 quarters from the back and tailwind for the last part). It will either be a bit damp / rainy, but if there is a dry spell for e.g. some hours, roads dry quickly with the wind, except on the smaller roads in the berg zone, and the plug streets ofcourse!Whats the wind forecast like. That is the key factor changing it from a hard but not enormously selective final to a brutal every man or woman battling to hang on to the wheel in front final.
What about Kamil Malecki?I expect Kamil Gradek to come over from the Giro and attack on the Kemmel.
Why not just look the calendar up on PCS?How weird to see this thread now, I swear I will never manage to get myself in touch with the reality of this year's schedule, or any event schedule, what a confusing year. Missed a lot of races already just because I didn't visit this forum often enough.
They can come over together from the GiroWhat about Kamil Malecki?
I loved him in Bohemian Rhapsody.What about Kamil Malecki?
The problem is remembering, and maybe feeling it, not finding info. Things are losing their regularity. Sports calendars were always subconsciously connected to what I do at certain points of the year, and now both sides are upside down.Why not just look the calendar up on PCS?
I think I've basically reached the point where, if someone was to tell me that the Grand Depart for the 2025 TdF was tomorrow, my reaction would probably be like; "Oh... okay. Seems reasonable."The problem is remembering, and maybe feeling it, not finding info. Things are losing their regularity. Sports calendars were always subconsciously connected to what I do at certain points of the year, and now both sides are upside down.
And I'm not complaining, in fact I can't believe my luck to still have these intense months of racing this year.
That’s a bit optimistic about Bennett and Ewan, I suspect. First races back after the Tour, not much cobbled pedigree... It would have to be an extraordinarily boring edition for either to feature!Depending on the scenario - group sprint, echelon race or individual actions - there are many possible winners. A lot will depend on the weather, but "chance of showers" and "changeable" doesn't say very much.
****Van Aert, Van der Poel
***Bennett, Kristoff, Pedersen
**Colbrelli, Ewan, Ackermann
*Asgreen, Stybar, Trentin, Bettiol, Politt, Naesen, Vanmarcke, Benoot
Women:
****Deignan
***Lippert, Bastianelli, Brown
**D'hoore, Kopecky, Mackaij, Wild
*Rivera, Longo-Borghini, García, Wiebes
Ewan is doubtful indeed, but Bennett has the team to keep him in front or bring him back. It depends on the strategy of DSt.That’s a bit optimistic about Bennett and Ewan, I suspect. First races back after the Tour, not much cobbled pedigree... It would have to be an extraordinarily boring edition for either to feature!
They usually have an aggressive strategy in GW. And now that they have been robbed of the most important cobbled classic I doubt they will just ride train here. He does have both the Scheldeprijs and the De Panne race (if he isn't going to the Vuelta) for that.Ewan is doubtful indeed, but Bennett has the team to keep him in front or bring him back. It depends on the strategy of DSt.
Eurosport Player is your friend.And I won't be able to watch any of it. Definitely the wrong sunday![]()
I'm missing Küng and Kwiatkowski on your list.Depending on the scenario - group sprint, echelon race or individual actions - there are many possible winners. A lot will depend on the weather, but "chance of showers" and "changeable" doesn't say very much.
****Van Aert, Van der Poel
***Bennett, Kristoff, Pedersen
**Colbrelli, Ewan, Ackermann
*Asgreen, Stybar, Trentin, Bettiol, Politt, Naesen, Vanmarcke, Benoot
Ok, just saw him on the PCS start list, so assumedAccording to cyclingfever Kwiatkowski isn't riding.
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