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Andy99 said:Confirmed as WT![]()
Andy99 said:Confirmed as WT![]()
and they are reviewed yearly so it becomes a pointless exercise anyway.Mellow Velo said:I think the goal posts may have been shifted with the RS-LEO merger.
Originally, it was a 4 year deal, same as Sky.
Now they say:
http://www.uci.ch/Modules/ENews/ENewsDetails.asp?id=Nzc0Nw&MenuId=MTI2Mjc&LangId=1&BackLink=/templates/UCI/UCI7/layout.asp?MenuId=MTI2Mjc&LangId=1
As for the rest, who knows with the UCI?
Financial guarantees, or maybe just the size of the brown envelope.
Do not understand the multi year licences as seems the teams involved still need to pas the same criteria as those without a licence. I do not understand how it is meant to work and in twitter conversation with Vaughters earlier this year seemed teams do not really understand it either.Mellow Velo said:I think the goal posts may have been shifted with the RS-LEO merger.
Originally, it was a 4 year deal, same as Sky.
Now they say:
http://www.uci.ch/Modules/ENews/ENewsDetails.asp?id=Nzc0Nw&MenuId=MTI2Mjc&LangId=1&BackLink=/templates/UCI/UCI7/layout.asp?MenuId=MTI2Mjc&LangId=1
As for the rest, who knows with the UCI?
Financial guarantees, or maybe just the size of the brown envelope.
A team spokesman said the seven-time Tour de France veteran would have to stay off his road bike for up to a fortnight, but was keen to return sooner and he won't need surgery.auscyclefan94 said:News coming through that Julian Dean has broken some bones in a crash at the GreenEdge camp.
I was thinking before that they would do the U23 races instead, given that they will not yet be professional.Tuarts said:Just a question, all this championing of 17 riders at the champs but isn't it 15? If Durbo and Hepburn aren't signing until February then how will they be allowed to be in GE colours?
Maybe they aren't even pretending that their trick they pulled off was in good faith.Tuarts said:So why is everywhere mentioning 17 in the main race and not 15?
Yep, three years ago Lance was being obliging to his hosts in a media conference, yet people still refer to it as something significant.karlboss said:In the story on Greenedge's license,
"the team includes jack bobridge, who Lance Armstrong says, could be a future tour de france winner"
Ahhh, That explains alot, I was really wondering about the context.Ferminal said:Yep, three years ago Lance was being obliging to his hosts in a media conference, yet people still refer to it as something significant.
Ferminal said:Yep, three years ago Lance was being obliging to his hosts in a media conference, yet people still refer to it as something significant.
We can spell "WorldTour" though.theyoungest said:"GreenEDGE has setup its European based training facility in Versace Italy."
Spelling is not high on the Aussie educational priorities list, is it?
*facepalm*karlboss said:In the story on Greenedge's license,
"the team includes jack bobridge, who Lance Armstrong says, could be a future tour de france winner"
Well if Bobridge doesn't win the tour we have Nathan Haas as a back upTimmy-loves-Rabo said:*facepalm*
Would you believe......Alex Morgan?auscyclefan94 said:Well if Bobridge doesn't win the tour we have Nathan Haas as a back up![]()
Isn't he more of a sprinter/time trial rider?swuzzlebubble said:Would you believe......Alex Morgan?
2nd GC Tour of Bright at 17yo? http://www.cyclingnews.com/races/tour-of-bright-2011/stage-3/results (PS I'm not 100% serious)auscyclefan94 said:Isn't he more of a sprinter/time trial rider?
you are kidding right? with due respect to Haas who is one clever guy, even he'd concede that what you're saying is a joke.auscyclefan94 said:Well if Bobridge doesn't win the tour we have Nathan Haas as a back up![]()
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