Geraint Too Fast said:Paris-Brussels (1.HC)
1. Boonen (OPQ)
2. Renshaw (RAB)
3. Freire (KAT)
El Pistolero said:...
Wouldn't call this a small race though....
Dekker_Tifosi said:For El Pisti probably even Paris Tours is still a big race...
Dekker_Tifosi said:For El Pisti probably even Paris Tours is still a big race...
Andre.J said:Are there any videos of the last few km of Paris-Bruxelles?
Peccio89 said:It would have deserved its own trade for sure, it's true it is not anymore one of the top races, and nowadays it has become a sprinter classic,but its history still deserves some respect.
Plus i think the final straight is one of the best possible for a sprint finish: wide road, last corner far from the finish and just slightly uphill. Together with avenue du grammont is IMHO the best possible final for a sprint in actual pro cycling.
As italian i appriciated the attack by Gatto on the last hill, he confirmed the shape that he has showed at the Padania, and i hope he will be able to support Nibali in the final of the WC.
theyoungest said:All this crap about prestige... a good race is what I care about. The Tour has more prestige than the Vuelta. Did I enjoy it more? No.
Paris-Bruxelles probably has more prestige than the GP Quebec. But who the f.ck cares, anyone with eyes in their head can see that Quebec is a much better race. Unless you're El Calimero and Boonen wins.
CraZyCaLL said:
theyoungest said:All this crap about prestige... a good race is what I care about. The Tour has more prestige than the Vuelta. Did I enjoy it more? No.
Paris-Bruxelles probably has more prestige than the GP Quebec. But who the f.ck cares, anyone with eyes in their head can see that Quebec is a much better race. Unless you're El Calimero and Boonen wins.
Mellow Velo said:Lars Bak wins the GP Fourmies by holding off the most inept bunch chase you could imagine.
Absolutely no lead outs from anybody, yet Kristoff and Kittel were 2nd and 3rd.
Having Oscarito in the same little group didn't help Katusha, but what the homeboys were playing at, I know not.
Mellow Velo said:Lars Bak wins the GP Fourmies by holding off the most inept bunch chase you could imagine.
Absolutely no lead outs from anybody, yet Kristoff and Kittel were 2nd and 3rd.
Having Oscarito in the same little group didn't help Katusha, but what the homeboys were playing at, I know not.