Already it's Brad Gerlach, hands down!
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Captain Chaos said:Already it's Brad Gerlach, hands down!
Vita & Amore McDonalds.... I'm Lovin' It!
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mr. tibbs said:My vote goes to Operation Puerto; every year we all write it off as dead and gone but it ALWAYS surges back to take down the biggest names in the peloton.
Stani Kléber said:FDJ rider Sebastien Joly has had cancer and completed his treatment last year. He started a couple of races late last year but now he is back in the bunch and able to help team mates. I don't know if we can rank comebacks but this is a good story.
Dr. Wattini said:Tom Danielson. oh wait, he never left. He just sucked for his entire career
Dr. Wattini said:That puts Vaughters in a difficult situation. Who will be Garmin's TdF leader, VDV or Tommy D?
This is my attempt to an April fools joke
Dr. Wattini said:That puts Vaughters in a difficult situation. Who will be Garmin's TdF leader, VDV or Tommy D?
This is my attempt to an April fools joke
with a bunch of wasps sucking his wheelbikenrunnwt said:After losing confidence in both VDV and Tommy D. Vaughters comes out of retirement to tackle the tour!