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toolittle said:Quickstep looks more than last year Sky.
What is the record?
Sasquatch said:I miss that HTC team.
Sasquatch said:I miss that HTC team.
toolittle said:Quickstep looks more than last year Sky.
What is the record?
Pricey_sky said:Me too, I was gutted when they folded. An absolute machine that had unbelievable talent in their roster.
Dekker_Tifosi said:Giant is starting to remind me of HTC nowadays. Kittel, Degenkolb, Mezgec, Sinkeldam, Ahlstrand as talented sprinters.. Dumoulin the ITT beast, now also a talented climber in Barguil.
Pentacycle said:They still have a long way to go. HTC had third tier riders on a GT podium and winning TT worlds. Goss, EBH and Burghardt had a (classic-winning) level in that team they achieved again. Cav climbed like an angel up the Poggio in 2009, let's see if Giant can apply the same on Kittel.
this, some members here didnt like them, but I loved the team .Sasquatch said:I miss that HTC team.
Libertine strikes againLibertine Seguros said:It's easy to rack up those wins when you're sending the top two sprinters in the world and a full strength sprint train to some decidedly average races against fish-in-a-barrel sprinting fields.
Why anybody would pine for the days when absolutely any flat race other than Roubaix was even more boring than the 2009 Tour de Suisse is beyond me. And what's worse, you actually had teams trying to emulate this crap, helping make more and more races into unwatchable group rides, only without the strength to actually justify the work by winning at the end that HTC had.