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Well, I didn't necessarily mean that they have to go head to head to see that. We will see how Landa handles the pressure when he leads a team.
SergeDeM said:We won't. Sounds like we won't see them both peak for the same GT for a few years.Metabolol said:Taxus4a said:Dont seem, He has signed for SKY for 2 years with the condicition to lead Giro and Vuelta the first year.
He has a good oportunity to learn a lot about modern cycling and to improve his ITT. But I hope he keep his instint of old cycling.
I think Astana is going to do his life impossible in la Vuelta. I would like to find Vino face to face in that case. I hope to talk a little with Landa in Burgos.
Yesterday I rode with an ex-mate of Landa in Euskaltel, he was quite surprised if SKy is the team he chose.
He is the kind of rider that Quintana is, maybe more offensive, but he is not so good.
His attacks are more explosive than Quintana though and I think his peak level is at least as high as Quintana's in one single climb. But maybe he is not as strong as Quintana when you have many hard mountain stages in a row. We will see.
Well, I didn't necessarily mean that they have to go head to head to see that. We will see how Landa handles the pressure when he leads a team.