Teams & Riders Nairo Quintana discussion thread

[Armchair Cyclist]

Also one of only two riders who has a stage win in all 3 GTs and all 7 'major tours'. Anyone got a guess at the other?

 

[gerundium]

Also one of only two riders who has a stage win in all 3 GTs and all 7 'major tours'. Anyone got a guess at the other?

Roglic would be my guess?

 

[SafeBet]

Also one of only two riders who has a stage win in all 3 GTs and all 7 'major tours'. Anyone got a guess at the other?

Jalabert?

 

[SHAD0W93]

Also one of only two riders who has a stage win in all 3 GTs and all 7 'major tours'. Anyone got a guess at the other?

Well after guessing and looking I know it’s not; Cavendish, Roglic, Kelly, Merckx, Sagan, T. Martin, Valverde, Contador, Purito, and Greipel.

 

[YavorD]

Well after guessing and looking I know it’s not; Cavendish, Roglic, Kelly, Merckx, Sagan, T. Martin, Valverde, Contador, Purito, and Greipel.

I honestly thought its Contador.

Edit: To my great surprise Rominger didn't win a stage only in Tour de Suisse.
Maybe Roglic is indeed the new Rominger.

 

[Ilmaestro99]

Also one of only two riders who has a stage win in all 3 GTs and all 7 'major tours'. Anyone got a guess at the other?

Technically contador if you include his asterisked results due to clinic issues??

 

[YavorD]

Jalabert?

It is him, indeed.

 

[SHAD0W93]

I honestly thought its Contador.

Edit: To my great surprise Rominger didn't win a stage only in Tour de Suisse.
Maybe Roglic is indeed the new Rominger.

Yeah I thought Contador got it even with the technicality due to Giro and VaC.

 

[Armchair Cyclist]

There is a reason I used the present tense ("has"): Contador had, but now removed. And I would have been a very long time before I guessed Jalabert if I hadn't seen it before posting.

 

[Sciatic]

Jalabert?

well done!

 

[AmRacer]

Pogi will get there after Suisse

 

[Põhja Konn]

After it cost him in the Tour that year he was constantly attentive & responding to echelons.

He also was the only Movistar rider on the right side of the echelon already two years earlier on stage to Saint-Amand-Montrond. That fateful stage to Neeltje Jans actually ended up being the only time in his career he missed the right echelon when it mattered.