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Great! And then Pologne?
Ruudz0r said:He is likely returning to racing in the Tour of Austria
Great! And then Pologne?
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Ruudz0r said:He is likely returning to racing in the Tour of Austria
Rafael Acevedo, his trainer, says he'll go back to Colombia after Austria to prepare for la Vuelta, so very unlikely.Oliver said:Ruudz0r said:He is likely returning to racing in the Tour of Austria
Great! And then Pologne?
liamito said:Did he already go back to Colombia or will he do more European races before La Vuelta?
Oliver said:liamito said:Did he already go back to Colombia or will he do more European races before La Vuelta?
He's on the temporary startlist for San Sebastian. So maybe Burgos also?
Valv.Piti said:He was clearly the best. Another stage win and a top-5 should be very doable.
Yeah that would be great. He has a very decent chance of podium...Arredondo said:Valv.Piti said:He was clearly the best. Another stage win and a top-5 should be very doable.
I think even the podium is still very likely. I mean, his TT is decent. And we have seen many riders are prone to bonking extremely hard. Adam Yates 9 minutes in arrears for example.
Pandera, Hazallanas, Sierra Nevada, Angliru ... so many potential leg-breakers left.
Juat realized that according to @faustocoppi60 that is in fact the Velefique. He captioned that photo "figuring out when to attack". So dude pretty much called his shot.DNP-Old said:DNP-Old said:![]()
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All of his results in (official) prologues and timetrials:
2017
- 2nd in Österreich-Rundfahrt (0.8k) - the first 800m of Schlossberg, so a climbing prologue
- 141st in Suiza (6k) - flat prologue, only his second day of racing of the season, so not too much to read into, but 141st out of 176 is pretty bad
2016
- 2nd in Suiza (16.8k) - tougher than advertised, not really comparable to Longroño
- 36th in Suiza (6.4k) - hillyish prologue in Baarn
- 64th in Romandia (15.1k) - hilly timetrial in Sion, lost 1:29 to Pinot
- 35th in Romandia (3.95k) - hillyish prologue in La Chaux-de-Fonds, lost 21 seconds to Izagirre
- 9th in Itzulia (16.5k) - Arrate, so a very, very tough timetrial
- 4th in National Championships (35.2k) - flat timetrial, lost 1:22 to Walter Vargas, 0:37 to Brayan Ramirez
2015
- 46th in Suiza (38.4k) - hilly timetrial in Bern, lost 3 minutes to Dumoulin
- 99th in Suiza (5.1k) - flat prologue, lost 26 seconds to Dumoulin
2014
- 36th in World Championships U23 (36.1k) - flat time trial, lost 2:37 to Campbell Flakemore
- 4th in National Championships U23 (25k) - flat (IIRC) time trial, lost 1:25 to Carlos Ramirez
DNP-Old said:Code:All of his results in (official) prologues and timetrials: 2017 - 2nd in Österreich-Rundfahrt (0.8k) - the first 800m of Schlossberg, so a climbing prologue - 141st in Suiza (6k) - flat prologue, only his second day of racing of the season, so not too much to read into, but 141st out of 176 is pretty bad 2016 - 2nd in Suiza (16.8k) - tougher than advertised, not really comparable to Longroño - 36th in Suiza (6.4k) - hillyish prologue in Baarn - 64th in Romandia (15.1k) - hilly timetrial in Sion, lost 1:29 to Pinot - 35th in Romandia (3.95k) - hillyish prologue in La Chaux-de-Fonds, lost 21 seconds to Izagirre - 9th in Itzulia (16.5k) - Arrate, so a very, very tough timetrial - 4th in National Championships (35.2k) - flat timetrial, lost 1:22 to Walter Vargas, 0:37 to Brayan Ramirez 2015 - 46th in Suiza (38.4k) - hilly timetrial in Bern, lost 3 minutes to Dumoulin - 99th in Suiza (5.1k) - flat prologue, lost 26 seconds to Dumoulin 2014 - 36th in World Championships U23 (36.1k) - flat time trial, lost 2:37 to Campbell Flakemore - 4th in National Championships U23 (25k) - flat (IIRC) time trial, lost 1:25 to Carlos Ramirez
He's good in tough timetrials, not so much in flat ones we'll have in Longroño.