I think Hesjedal is on for a breakthrough year, so he has a chance. But there are several who could take it. Either way, I love this course!
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maltiv said:EBH not riding? He was 4th here last year...
Timmy-loves-Rabo said:I can see flecha getting another win, if the w.e was an indication of his form he'll be up there.
blaxland said:Ballan,Ballan,Ballan,Ballan.............then lokvist and Chavanel(is he riding?)
Ad Rock said:Ryder Hesjedal for the win! .... The pride of CANADA!!
*G*K*S* said:Crosby would like to have a word with you.
It depends on how many will be in the leading bunch at 2 km to go.auscyclefan94 said:From what I saw of last years race on youtube, it looks like a much too harder finish for those two.
The race won't be live for sure - too expensive. Only a handful of races get a live treatment in Italy: I'd say Tirreno - Adriatico, Milano - Sanremo, Giro d'Italia and Giro di Lombardia. So they will broadcast it somewhere between 15.55 (start of Raitre's "sport afternoon") and 18.10 (football/soccer rules in Italy), depending also on the actual finish time.TourOfSardinia said:Yes Rai-3 call their program "Siena Ciclismo: Strade bianche - Eroica"
scheduled for 16:25 - 1725 but preceded from 15:55 by the something called
Sabato Sport which might have updates on the race so far - who knows.
I'd expect a rerun on Sunday or Monday morning.Nothing is indicated for the Rai Sports-Piu channel - but their schedule has proved to be a poor indication of content recently.
Leopejo said:The race won't be live for sure - too expensive. Only a handful of races get a live treatment in Italy: I'd say Tirreno - Adriatico, Milano - Sanremo, Giro d'Italia and Giro di Lombardia. So they will broadcast it somewhere between 15.55 (start of Raitre's "sport afternoon") and 18.10 (football/soccer rules in Italy), depending also on the actual finish time.
I'd expect a rerun on Sunday or Monday morning.
That's not RAI's live coverage.dimspace said:myp2p are saying 13:00 - 15:45 and they are rarely wrong.. in fact, ive never known them be wrong.
It should be sunny on Saturday and maybe the day before. Temperatures on the other hand will be 10 °C colder than a week before.Michele said:Italy got hit by a very cold and rainy weather starting from today and it should last for some time so the weather might make things even more interesting; if I remember correctly, the 2 previous edition were dry.
RDV4ROUBAIX said:I'm really unimpressed with cyclingnews' build up to this awesome event. 3 days out and there's absolutely nothing posted about the race. Some dumb article about McEwen's knee, that's it. LAME! But what's new. Ever since the big buyout all the race coverage has been lacking to put it lightly.
I hope it rains on Saturday. Only 30% chance later in the day, but it would be a nice change from the previous editions.
Tell me about it - consistent rain and quite cold too- and it looks as though it is to remain that way until after the weekend.Michele said:Italy got hit by a very cold and rainy weather starting from today and it should last for some time so the weather might make things even more interesting; if I remember correctly, the 2 previous edition were dry.
Ive popped on looking for previews of races and found nothing, seems they just report nowadaysRDV4ROUBAIX said:I'm really unimpressed with cyclingnews' build up to this awesome event. 3 days out and there's absolutely nothing posted about the race. Some dumb article about McEwen's knee, that's it. LAME! But what's new. Ever since the big buyout all the race coverage has been lacking to put it lightly.
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Leopejo said:Sorry to disappoint, but according to today's forecasts it will be sunny on Saturday, and the previous day it shouldn't rain too much.