Guess Who - Game

[Cannibal72]

Has he taken any WT or .1 wins as a pro?

 

[GenericBoonenFan]

Re:

German? Scandinavian?

no
no

 

[GenericBoonenFan]

Re:

Has he taken any WT or .1 wins as a pro?

no

 

[Libertine Seguros]

Nathan van Hooydonck

 

[GenericBoonenFan]

Re:

Nathan van Hooydonck

no

 

[RedheadDane]

Under 20?

 

[Libertine Seguros]

British?
Irish?
Belgian?
Swiss?
Austrian?

 

[rote_laterne]

Is he from Belguim?
Luxembourg?
Has he already raced this season?

 

[Echoes]

It's Tanguy Turgis.

At least I've heard of this guy.

I honestly thought he could be found via his family. That's why I encouraged you to track it down. His brother Anthony Turgis is known now, since his bronze medal in Richmond.


I don't think Generic would have needed any confirmation that Nathan Van Hooydonck's family is a cycling family.


Is he from Liechtenstein? You never know.

Jens Geerinck? (random pick)

 

[GenericBoonenFan]

Not under 20
Irish
He has already raced
Not from Liechtenstein (Btw there once was one liechtensteinish (?) pro, anyone knows who?)

 

[Libertine Seguros]

Daniel Rinner is the former Lichtensteiner pro, he rode for Vorarlberg for a while. Stefan Küng is also Lichtenstein-eligible, though represents Switzerland for fairly obvious reasons.

Conor Dunne?

 

[GenericBoonenFan]

Re:

Daniel Rinner is the former Lichtensteiner pro, he rode for Vorarlberg for a while. Stefan Küng is also Lichtenstein-eligible, though represents Switzerland for fairly obvious reasons.

Conor Dunne?

Conor Dunne indeed

 

[rote_laterne]

It's Tanguy Turgis.

At least I've heard of this guy.

I honestly thought he could be found via his family. That's why I encouraged you to track it down. His brother Anthony Turgis is known now, since his bronze medal in Richmond.

I had Anthony in last years CQ and Youth game.

@Libertine:
Male?
Active?
Northern hemisphere?

 

[Libertine Seguros]

No
Yes
Yes

 

[rote_laterne]

European?
Mostly road racer?

 

[Libertine Seguros]

Yes
Yes

 

[GenericBoonenFan]

Occasionally doing cyclocross?

 

[Libertine Seguros]

If she does, it's not to any great level that I'm aware of.

 

[rote_laterne]

Is she good in TT?
Has she won at least one NC?

 

[Libertine Seguros]

It's not a speciality
No (and that surprised me)

 

[GenericBoonenFan]

Does her home country border a sea?

 

[Echoes]

Re:

Apologies to Libertine, I have no idea for their riddle but

Daniel Rinner is the former Lichtensteiner pro, he rode for Vorarlberg for a while. Stefan Küng is also Lichtenstein-eligible, though represents Switzerland for fairly obvious reasons.

The biggest name in cycling history coming from Liechtenstein is Roman Hermann, a track rider, pro from 1975 to 1991, winner of 15 Sixes (2 of them with his brother Sigmund) and European Champion Madison in 1987 (+ several medals in the Euro champs Madison or Derny).

His other brother Peter was also a cyclist who took part in the 1988 Olympics in Seoul.

 

[RedheadDane]

Is she the only elite racer from her country?
(in that case, never winning the NC would certainly be a surprise.)

 

[Libertine Seguros]

Her home country borders a sea.
There have been many riders of high quality from her homeland.

 

[GenericBoonenFan]

Dutch?