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Gogojv said:5: Peroud. Despite being French the TV camara just loves the younger French. (16)
7: Frank. Yes he is in the race. (20)
9: Bakelants. No3 from AG2R. Did an ultimate ninja move a couple of years ago. winning a race while Irizar got the credits.(22)
Gogojv said:Current Standings.
- With TTT top 3.
1: contador. Although zero ninja potential. (5)
2: Uran. Doing a great job. Got some TV time almost French kissing Martin after his victory but his teammates quickly did a group hug to hide Uran. (6)
3: Kreuziger. Solid performance not even mentioned In this thread. (12)
4: Gesink. First BJ (black jersey) of the TDF. To tall to be a real ninja but excellent ninja potential this tour.(15)
5: Peroud. Despite being French the TV camara just loves the younger French. (16)
6: Talensky. Strong candidate for Paris. (19)
7: Frank. Yes he is in the race. (20)
8: Bardet. Being young and French gives him a big disadvantage. (21)
9: Bakelants. No3 from AG2R. Did an ultimate ninja move a couple of years ago. winning a race while Irizar got the credits.(22)
10. Costa. With GC already ruined will be targeting a stage. (23)
Anderis said:My first thought was Vuillermoz. Not sure how justified guess that is. Perhaps that's the first rider who I expect to finish somewhere between 12th and 18th that came to my mind.
barmaher said:Matthias Frank looks like he has this one wrapped up, no?
lejarreta said:What about Samu Sánchez? Can he be chosen by these rules? If so, that's my bet.
Gigs_98 said:At the moment zubeldia is 44th in the gc so normally I would suggest that he should go into a break but I think thats almost impossible.