Race Radio said:The Hog was not at the race today
are you sure vino could not see him anyway
here's how real teamwork works !!!!
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Race Radio said:The Hog was not at the race today
Race Radio said:The Hog was not at the race today
Moose McKnuckles said:Other than Horner, neither was RadioShack.
flicker said:You forgot Matthew Busche Mr.Bullwinkle.
Moose McKnuckles said:This year's battle between Astana and Radioshack has gone from head-to-head to foot-to-a$$.
Moose McKnuckles said:RadioShack took the diesels and left the Ferraris at Astana.
I still wish Kloden, Horner, Zubeldia, and Paulinho remained with Astana, but you can't blame them for taking the sure money.
Moose McKnuckles said:RadioShack took the diesels and left the Ferraris at Astana.
I still wish Kloden, Horner, Zubeldia, and Paulinho remained with Astana, but you can't blame them for taking the sure money.
python said:are you sure vino could not see him anyway
here's how real teamwork works !!!!
richwagmn said:Well said.
So the "gutted" Astana has 6 wins? Team RS has... 1 (I think).
If this was a typical Bruyneel team only interested in the TDF and carrying the favorite rider, no one would care. But without the tour favorite, things are looking shaky to me. I'm sure RS didn't pay JB and LA all that money without expecting some wins.
Man, the pressure is sure on RS for the ToC isn't it?
craig1985 said:I have to say this Astana team is lot more of a team then last year's mob, with one disruptive influence and wanting to start his own team and thinking that he is the leader, whereas everybody knows who is the leader of this team is. This year they have gave given more riders an opportunity to prove themselves and have picked up a variety of wins in different of terrain, from Classics, to stage races, one day races, time trials.
craig1985 said:I have to say this Astana team is lot more of a team then last year's mob, with one disruptive influence and wanting to start his own team and thinking that he is the leader, whereas everybody knows who is the leader of this team is. This year they have gave given more riders an opportunity to prove themselves and have picked up a variety of wins in different of terrain, from Classics, to stage races, one day races, time trials.
theswordsman said:That's especially true for the Kazakhs. I think it was last year's Giro where he only had one on the squad, even though the arrangement was to have two for the grand tours. This year it looks like the team will be Kazakhs and Italians. They had Pepe Martin, Contador's coach, make up personalized training plans for all the younger guys. They've got them set up to train together in Nice. And except for asking out of Paris-Roubaix this year, they've represented themselves really well.
This is already on the Contador thread, but Zomegnan announced Contador will race the Giro in 2011. I wonder what that means in terms of his team commitment for next year? It would be odd to start announcing a race schedule if he didn't consult with the team. Obviously it will be somewhere without a leader for the Giro.
As much as i'd like this to happen i still have my doubts about that.Ryo Hazuki said:contador is staying with astana I'm certain of that
bianchigirl said:Martinelli has something in his palmares that Bruyneel has never and will never achieve - the coveted Giro-Tour double. With Contador he has another rider capable of achieving that feat.
Sheltowee said:Salvodeli & Contador Giro
Armstrong & Contador Tour