auscyclefan94 said:Durbridge won in Portarlington.
Good, I expect much more from him in '13.
Possible the biggest talent on Orica.
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auscyclefan94 said:Durbridge won in Portarlington.
Dazed and Confused said:Good, I expect much more from him in '13.
Possible the biggest talent on Orica.
Dazed and Confused said:Good, I expect much more from him in '13.
Possible the biggest talent on Orica.
rgmerk said:Time trials, or do you think he can pull off some wins in road stages?
Wilba60 said:Is certainly a talent but there are others who have left the track to keep an eye on this year as well. Hepburn, Bewley, Howard and Meyer will have full years with a road pre-season and Hepburn especially could be as good, if not better than Durbridge. I think Durbridge's great year and more improvement has also helped Tuft, who has shown excellent progression and seems to be a good mentor type for the up and coming time trial capabilities of OGE.
Very possible. The kid has a monster engine, can climb a little and is a full year younger than the likes of Phinney, Matthews, Degenkolb, Sagan, Moser etc.Dazed and Confused said:I think he can, possible this year already.
greenedge said:I shall say Porte to take the ITT. The criterium Davison, Renshaw or Matthews.
U23 RR Law or Flakemore, Phelan animating it. U23 Criterium shall be Ewans' quite easily. The ITT winner in my view will be Howson though Kerby could challenge.
For the womens RR i shall say Neylan, Cromwell or Gilmore who looks to be getting better.
No idea for the rest.
No, Durbridge grabbed the Cyclingnews headlines by hitting a pothole, so now he'll finish dead lastHugo Koblet said:Prediction for the time trial:
1. Durbridge
2. Dennis
3. Porte
4. Bobridge
5. Wurf
theyoungest said:No, Durbridge grabbed the Cyclingnews headlines by hitting a pothole, so now he'll finish dead last
BTW, why no Meyer in the TT?
Last year he lost it by just a few seconds... if he gives up they might as well all do the same.Ferminal said:I guess he thinks he can challenge in the RR and doesn't see the point in racing for Silver in the TT. He's still in Perth but will do the crit on Thursday.