It's that time of the year. Eight teams have now won, ten are missing. Who'll be last man standing?
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I went looking for this thread earlier today, before it was created. Imagine my joy finding it now.
INEOS !!!FOR THE WIN...uhmm...for the distinction.
Normally I would choose the Vino option but I'm optimistic on that front.
Luckily, you waited for EF to get a win. Now @Anderis will have to vote for somebody else.![]()
I don't think I was going to vote for EF this year.Luckily, you waited for EF to get a win. Now @Anderis will have to vote for somebody else.![]()
Surprised that Bahrain-Only Victorious In Big Races Because We Don't Race Anything Else are this far down in the voting.
Would be quite something for an 18 years old to win his first pro race.Ag2r - Seixas, Marseillaise
Del toro almost last season I suppose, jokey pick obviously but I’m still very bullish on Paul, perhaps they will let him go thinking who is this clown.Would be quite something for an 18 years old to win his first pro race.
Any examples of something like that in the past?
Del Toro wasn't 18 last season.Del toro almost last season I suppose
It was his first year after riding for a random Mexican team, he counts as an 18 year oldWait... what?
I went with Arkéa. Now watch Vauquelin put that to shame on Sunday.
5th, not too far off, looked super strong but the front threw it in the finalWould be quite something for an 18 years old to win his first pro race.
Any examples of something like that in the past?